Articles having tag: GROOVY

Using Groovy scriptlets inside a *.docx document

Fully functional groovy template scriptlets inside a docx document

Grails in the Land of MongoDB

Groovy and Grails' speed and simplicity are a perfect match to the flexibility and power of MongoDB. Dozens of plugins and libraries connect these two together, making it a breeze to get Grooving with MongoDB. Using Grails with MongoDB For the purpose...

Grails 2.0 and NoSQL

By Alex Popescu

Grails 2.0 and NoSQL:Graeme Rocher: Grails 2.0 is the first release of Grails that truly abstracts the GORM layer so that new implementations of GORM can be used. [\u2026] The MongoDB plugin is at final release candidate stage and is based on the excellent...

Griffon and NoSQL Databases

By Alex Popescu

Griffon and NoSQL Databases:Andres Almiray: The following list enumerates all NoSQL options currently supported by Griffon via plugins: BerkeleyDB CouchDB Memcached Riak Redis Terrastore Voldemort Neo4j Db4o Neodatis The first 7 are Key/Value...

Groovy Like ConfigSlurper in C# using ExpandoObject « Sankarsan’s Journal

In GroovyConfigSlurper is a utility class that is used for reading configuration files written in form of Groovy scripts.Let's consider the following properties file. We will use a Groovy script to read from this properties file as shown in the snippet...

An Intro to Gremlin the Graph Traversal Language

By Alex Popescu

A nice intro toGremlin, the Groovy-based graph traversal language supporting Neo4j, OrientDB, DEX, RDF Sail, TinkerGraph, and ReXster: The Pathology of Graph DatabasesfromMarko Rodriguez Next thing you should do is take your favoritegraph databaseandtry out...

Groovy++ in action: how to make $5000 in one hour

By alext

How to make your Groovy program fast

Groovy 1.7.7 and 1.8-beta-4 released

By aalmiray

The Groovy development team is pleased to announce the joint release of Groovy 1.7.7 and Groovy 1.8-beta-4, the latest releases of the popular dynamic language for the JVM. Groovy 1.7.7 is a maintenance release of our official stable 1.7.x branch, whereas...

Griffon, meet Jython

By aalmiray

I've come to love the Python language for its elegant syntax combined with powerful constructs like comprehensions. Jython allows me to take Python to the next level by allowing it to interact with my existing JVM-compatible code. Now I want to extend...

Grails alerts with jAlarms & Opsview

By jrandol

This post is going to explore how we can raise application alarms from Grails applications into an enterprise monitoring solution such as Opsview. These are known as Passive checks, as opposed to Active checks where Opsview is actively polling to check the...