I invite you to look at configuration examples in groovy and you'll understand its more understandable than xml and more flexible since flow programming in xml is very much complicated and everybody has to invent his own brand new xml format for the job.
Groovy has the same syntax as java and runs ontop of java - no need to learn something new, while jython has python syntax which pretty different to that of java.
Ahmed Mohombe wrote:
One of the things I like about James is it's use of
pure Java.
Me too.
Please, I beg you, put no Groovy/JPython or other things like this in it. For Got sake, let JAMES be a JAVA project.
Thank you,
Ahmed.
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