I have a java project (not using groovy) but I’d like to interactively play with my java classes within groovysh. Is there an easy way to use the pom from my project to set the classpath of groovysh?
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I have a java project (not using groovy) but I’d like to interactively play with my java classes within groovysh. Is there an easy way to use the pom from my project to set the classpath of groovysh?
MOP might help:
Update: The above command can be used to output the classpath of an existing maven artefact. For example:
Prints the following output:
That can be used somewhere else. As I said, it might help but I’m not 100% sure it will suit your needs (it seems the artifact needs to be deployed in a remote repo).