Hi, On 20 juillet 2014 at 23:57:53, Paulo Renato de Athaydes ([email protected]) wrote: Hi. I wrote a little IPojo application and it works great, except when I try to use Groovy in one of the bundles (to design the UI, which is a great job for using Groovy). I noticed that the IPojo manipulator did not seem to know how to deal with Groovy so no IPojo metadata was added to the manifest and I assume no bytecode was altered as it should have. Is there any way to make a @Component written in Groovy work? The iPOJO manipulator handles bytecode, so as soon as you have the byte code of a class annotated with @Component, it should be manipulated. Just be sure that the .class are generated at compile time.
Cheers, Clement Thanks, Renato
