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Using Eclipse for Groovy Script Development and Debugging in Live Web Applications

Learn how to leverage Eclipse IDE for writing and debugging Groovy scripts in live web applications built with Portofino. This guide emphasizes the integration of Eclipse for effective code management, including features like syntax highlighting, auto-completion, and remote debugging. Explore the process of setting up a project linked to your web application on Tomcat, allowing on-the-fly modifications without redeployment. Create powerful, customizable CRUD pages and CMS features with ease, and enhance your development workflow significantly.

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Using Eclipse for Groovy Script Development and Debugging in Live Web Applications

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  1. How to use Eclipse to write and debug Groovy scripts on a live web application Giampiero Granatella giampiero.granatella@manydesigns.com

  2. Our Framework: Portofino free and open sourcehttp://www.manydesigns.com/en/portofino/ create of a web application starting from existing databases generate powerful, multi-level CRUD pages, and has CMS features (menu, wysiwyg html editor, portlet) page customization using Groovy, which allows on-the-fly changes and much more... Let’s have a look

  3. Video 1

  4. Portofino benefits Fast development Scripting in Groovy All your modification are immediately visible and usable You can do anything with your browser and a text editor But with Eclipse IDE... Syntax Highlight Auto completion, Import management Refactoring Debugging

  5. OUR IDEA...Let’s create a project that points to the web application under Tomcat. Therefore we can make the most of Eclipse IDEand keep Groovy’s flexibilityto make changes on the live system without redeploy.

  6. Create the Project

  7. Set source folders and Context

  8. Define a user library for Portofino

  9. Install Groovy plug-in

  10. Video 2

  11. Configure Remote Debugging export JPDA_ADDRESS=5005export JPDA_TRANSPORT=dt_socketbin/catalina.sh jpda start Run Tomcat in debug mode

  12. Write your Groovy scriptand Debug it !

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