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I'm working on a large existing java project using maven to manage our builds / releases. I'm interested in using groovy to replace some of our Java classes where we can benefit from it's dynamic nature.

How do I go about doing this using maven?

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Have you tried the gmaven plugin?

matt b
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  • This did exactly what I wanted it to. I actually looked at it first and from the documentation it looked like it was for building "groovy" projects primarily. It worked great in a mixed environment though. Thanks! – ScArcher2 Jan 15 '10 at 15:38
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This is listed on the Groovy Wiki, also have a look at GMaven.

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