[Webtest] Groovy error when executing test in parallel mode
Dierk König
Dierk König
Mon, 7 Apr 2008 16:38:31 +0200 (CEST)
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| I know that, but I don't like Groovy, so I prefer to stay
| away from it.
| However, that's just my word ;)
Well, if you don't like
println 'hi'
you can always write
System.out.println("Hi");
i.e. you can simply write Java syntax including
static types, annotations, and generics if you like.
BTW: we came to LOVE Groovy when developing WebTest,
doing local adaptions at client sites, and supporting
and troubleshooting client installations.
It is incredibly versatile while staying in the Java world.
cheers
Dierk
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| I know that, but I don't like Groovy, so I prefer to stay<BR>
| away from it.<BR>
| However, that's just my word ;)<BR>
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Well, if you don't like<BR>
println 'hi'<BR>
you can always write<BR>
System.out.println("Hi");<BR>
i.e. you can simply write Java syntax including<BR>
static types, annotations, and generics if you like.<BR>
<BR>
BTW: we came to LOVE Groovy when developing WebTest,<BR>
doing local adaptions at client sites, and supporting<BR>
and troubleshooting client installations.<BR>
It is incredibly versatile while staying in the Java world.<BR>
<BR>
cheers<BR>
Dierk</FONT>
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