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Using groovy in Java EE Apps?

Did anyone yet use Groovy in Java EE Web Applications? Is it worth digging deeper into this and would I benefit from it using when using Java EE, JSF, Facelets etc?

What I especially looking for would be things like Groovy auto-generates getter/setter, or not having to always use object.getProperty but just writing conduits like object.list.property.prop and so on.

Is it worth it?

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membersound Avatar asked Feb 22 '26 08:02

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1 Answers

You might try Grails, if you're interested in Groovy for web apps. This is basically Groovy atop a Spring MVC/Hibernate/Sitemesh framework.

Development can be quicker, with the more efficient syntax, convention-based setup, scaffolding, and there are a lot of plugins to add functionality. But, maintenance may be challenging in a complex app, and when something goes wrong in all the magic it works to hide implementation from you, it can be painful to debug.

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Brian Henry Avatar answered Feb 24 '26 22:02

Brian Henry



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