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Jason Dillon closed MGROOVY-143.
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Resolution: Not A Bug
> Multimethod groovy classes behave differently when called from java compared
> to Groovy
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> Key: MGROOVY-143
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MGROOVY-143
> Project: GMaven
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.0-rc-2
> Environment: Maven, groovy, java
> Reporter: Stig Lau
> Assignee: Jason Dillon
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 1.0-rc-4
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> Attachments: groovymixedcompiler.zip
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> I have a mixed groovy/java application where the domain model is implemented
> in groovy, and the java utilizes the groovy classes.
> I'm trying to use the multimethods functionality of groovy to do some nifty
> stuff, such as writing a simpler equals method.
> I have two scenarios of usage;
> * The groovy and java classes are in the same module
> * The application is multimodule, where code from a module depends on the
> groovy code, from a jar
> My problem is that the calling java code does not behave in the same way
> groovy calling code would. For example, different equals methods are
> apparently used.
> Why is this? Example attached.
> I guess this could be normal Groovy behavour, but is in which case something
> to beware of with mixed projects
> Is there any special way to package the groovy code (not as compiled class
> files), such as uncompiled .groovy files, that makes multimodule projects
> behave as wished?
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