Hi,
Some times if the java file exist inside hot-deploy then problem come like
this.
can you specify the path of your java and groovy file.
Regards
Anurag Walia
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Yes, that's a problem indeed
Jacques
From: "Patrick"
I guess you can't have a groovy file with the same name as your java
class file :(
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 2:01 PM, Adrian Crum wrote:
Make sure the update method is public, and that it takes no arguments and
returns a number.
-Adrian
I guess you can't have a groovy file with the same name as your java
class file :(
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 2:01 PM, Adrian Crum wrote:
> Make sure the update method is public, and that it takes no arguments and
> returns a number.
>
> -Adrian
>
> Patrick wrote:
>>
>> I made a little java class b
Make sure the update method is public, and that it takes no arguments
and returns a number.
-Adrian
Patrick wrote:
I made a little java class but it won't execute for me in groovy, I
can execute other classes
orh = new OrderReadHelper(); //i can execute this
z = new NextPickupDateUpdater();
I made a little java class but it won't execute for me in groovy, I
can execute other classes
orh = new OrderReadHelper(); //i can execute this
z = new NextPickupDateUpdater(); //this is my class, it doesn't
complain, but it doesn't execute, inspecting the value gives a memory
address,
numdays =
