I wrote when announcing Jexler 1.0.6 a week ago: > "Jexler is a simple relaxed Java 7 framework for > starting/stopping Groovy scripts as services and > enabling them to react to events of their choice."
Well, not any more! Now it's written 100% in Groovy: 2.0.0 (2015-05-20) * Jexler is now written in Groovy (unit tests with Spock), no longer Java 7 (and JUnit). * Scheduling is now based on Quartz, no longer on Cron4j, which allows now to schedule at shorter intervals (seconds instead of minutes). * Various small changes and simplifications, which should almost always have no effect on existing jexler scripts. Porting Jexler from Java to Groovy has been a lot of fun, things just got simpler...* Spock especially is fantastic, thanks for making it! Fascinating... ;) Alain * I am using Intellj IDEA - at least a year ago Groovy support in Eclipse was not good enough (yet?) so that I had cancelled a similar attempt back then... :(
