Joechen, I am executing groovy directly on the .groovy files without prior compilation. Therefore, there is no intermediate class files that can mess around, unless I am missing something. You will find my project in the attached archive to allow you testing it. Apart from that, I have been able to make it work by following these steps: - compile each groovy file with groovyc. - execute Java on the compiled files with the groovy jar in the class-path.
Hope this helps, Loïc On 23.03.2016 10:35, DECLOEDT Loic EVADERIS wrote: > Hi Joechen, Simon, > Yes, my first e-mail contained some typos. Please refer to the second one for > a consistent explanation. Sorry for the confusion. > I can also join my source project if you wish. [...] > -----Message d'origine----- > De : Jochen Theodorou [mailto:[email protected]] Envoyé : mercredi 23 > mars 2016 10:28 À : [email protected] Objet : Re: Groovy runtime > issue with multiple directories install [...] > So did you ensure that there are no .class files of the classes you want to > execute in the directories you include in the class path? [...] This part of the message is still valid and open. Sharing the source would help though bye Jochen
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