Looking to use Groovy with [insert your favorite Java library here]? We've got you covered! Groovy integrates very well (and sometimes greatly extends) a large number of existing Java libraries and tools:
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Page: Groovy and JMX
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Page: Configuring AJP13 Using mod_jk
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Page: Bridging the Gap Between Java and .NET with Groovy and Scriptom
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Comment: Spock Framework 0.2 released
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Page: Running Groovy on .NET 2.0 using IKVM
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Page: Using Spring Factories with Groovy
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Page: Using Other Testing Frameworks
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Page: Using Other XML Libraries
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Page: Bean Scripting Framework
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Page: Using JUnit 4 with Groovy
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Page: GUI Programming with Groovy
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Page: Ant Integration with Groovy
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Page: Integrating TPTP
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Page: Unit Testing
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Page: Google Analytics Plugin
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Page: Google Calendar Plugin
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Many "Modules" have been contributed to Groovy, most of which provide enhanced integration and extension for various tasks.
The following modules and contributions are currently available:Finally, if you don't see what you're looking for in the above list, remember – Groovy is Java! Just put that JAR in your classpath and start pounding at your keyboard as if it was Java.