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List:       groovy-dev
Subject:    Re: [groovy-dev] Groovy-Eclipse interactive shell
From:       "Tom Nichols" <tmnichols () gmail ! com>
Date:       2006-11-21 20:39:04
Message-ID: d8cb87ee0611211239o2e53454k6f82741885046522 () mail ! gmail ! com
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So I wonder if hot code replace could still work for Java classes?  I
was trying that yesterday and it didn't seem to be working.

Thanks!
-Tom

On 11/21/06, Scott Hickey <jshickey@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I'll try to take a look at it over the holidays.
> 
> Hot code replace may not work. Eclipse is not just a thin layer over a project; \
> there are alot of assumptions built into some of the components. We ran into this \
> when we try to mix Java and Groovy in the same project. If there is Java class \
> trying to call a Groovy class, just putting compiled Groovy in the bin directory by \
> running the Groovy builder first doesn't work. The JDT doesn't recognize it or \
> ignores it. That's why we had to provide a preference to store Groovy output in a \
> separate directory that could be included on the build path. 
> Scott
> 

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