There aren't any jars corresponding to groovy-ui, groovy-util or groovy-mock. The groovy.mock package is in groovy-test. It depends on the other classes as to which jar they might be in. Can you elaborate a bit more?
Cheers, Paul. On Fri, Jul 26, 2019 at 9:30 PM Ralph Johnson <rjohnson.u...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm migrating a big project from 2.4.8 to 2.5.7. I am doing it all > under Eclipse, and in fact it was my desire to use the newest version of > Eclipse that made me decide to do the migration. The latest version > didn't seem to support older versions of Groovy well, so I just decided to > try to migrate to a newer version of Groovy. > > A lot of packages that seemed to be standard in older versions of Groovy > on Eclipse no longer seem to be standard. I looked through the lib > directory of a regular installation of Groovy and discovered a number of > these packages. I included groovy-cli-commons, groovy-ant, groovy-json, > groovy-test-junit, grooy-swing and groovy-testing and that got rid of a lot > of the errors. However, I am still looking for some jar files. Where > would I find far files for groovy-ui, groovy-util, groovy-mock (I want to > import groovy.mock.interceptor.MockFor)? I assume these are really named > something like groovy-ui-2.5.7.jar to match the others, but maybe that is > my problem, perhaps they have different names. > > -Ralph Johnson >
