I'm not sure I understood everything in detail. What I haven't understood so far:. with a cluster you deploy classes / jar on each container and a classloader loads the classes required. You have to make sure you deploy the same files on each node. The classes byte codes don't get copied from one container to another. Isn't groovy simply another means of class loading? Assuming users either have a shared storage (db, etc. etc.) or accept that the groovy files are out of sync while being replicated, why do we need to copy the groovy's byte code from container to another? Why doesn't the existing groovy classloader mechanism do?
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