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Making Java Groovy

Год: 2014
Автор: Ken Kousen
Жанр: Программирование
Издательство: Manning Publications
ISBN: 978-1935182948
Язык: Английский
Формат: PDF
Качество: Изначально компьютерное (eBook)
Количество страниц: 369
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Making Java Groovy is a practical handbook for developers who want to blend Groovy into their day-to-day work with Java. It starts by introducing the key differences between Java and Groovy—and how you can use them to your advantage. Then, it guides you step-by-step through realistic development challenges, from web applications to web services to desktop applications, and shows how Groovy makes them easier to put into production.

About this Book:

You don't need the full force of Java when you're writing a build script, a simple system utility, or a lightweight web app—but that's where Groovy shines brightest. This elegant JVM-based dynamic language extends and simplifies Java so you can concentrate on the task at hand instead of managing minute details and unnecessary complexity.

Making Java Groov is a practical guide for developers who want to benefit from Groovy in their work with Java. It starts by introducing the key differences between Java and Groovy and how to use them to your advantage. Then, you'll focus on the situations you face every day, like consuming and creating RESTful web services, working with databases, and using the Spring framework. You'll also explore the great Groovy tools for build processes, testing, and deployment and learn how to write Groovy-based domain-specific languages that simplify Java development.

Written for developers familiar with Java. No Groovy experience required.

Purchase of the print book includes a free eBook in PDF, Kindle, and ePub formats from Manning Publications.
PART 1 UP TO SPEED WITH GROOVY. ........................................1
1 ■ Why add Groovy to Java? 3
2 ■ Groovy by example 18
3 ■ Code-level integration 46
4 ■ Using Groovy features in Java 64
PART 2 GROOVY TOOLS ..........................................................91
5 ■ Build processes 93
6 ■ Testing Groovy and Java projects 126
PART 3 GROOVY IN THE REAL WORLD. ...................................165
7 ■ The Spring framework 167
8 ■ Database access 199
9 ■ RESTful web services 227
10 ■ Building and testing web applications 257
PART 1 UP TO SPEED WITH GROOVY. ............................1
1 Why add Groovy to Java? 3
1.1 Issues with Java 4
Is static typing a bug or a feature? 5
Methods must be in a class, even if you don’t need or want one 7
Java is overly verbose 10
Groovy makes testing Java much easier 11
Groovy tools simplify your build 13
1.2 Groovy features that help Java 14
1.3 Java use cases and how Groovy helps 15
Spring framework support for Groovy 16
Simplified database access 16
Building and accessing web services 16
Web application enhancements 17
1.4 Summary 17
2 Groovy by example 18
2.1 Hello, Groovy 19
2.2 Accessing Google Chart Tools 19
Assembling the URL with query string 20
Transmitting the URL 23
Creating a UI with SwingBuilder 24
2.3 Groovy Baseball 26
Database data and Plain Old Groovy Objects 29
Parsing XML 35
HTML builders and groovlets 42
2.4 Summary 45
3 Code-level integration 46
3.1 Integrating Java with other languages 46
3.2 Executing Groovy scripts from Java 48
Using JSR223 scripting for the Java Platform API 50
Working with the Groovy Eval class 56
Working with the GroovyShell class 57
Calling Groovy from Java the easy way 59
Calling Java from Groovy 62
3.3 Summary 63
4 Using Groovy features in Java 64
4.1 Treating POJOs like POGOs 65
4.2 Implementing operator overloading in Java 67
4.3 Making Java library classes better: the Groovy JDK 71
4.4 Cool AST transformations 74
Delegating to contained objects 74
Creating immutable objects 76
Creating singletons 81
4.5 Working with XML 82
4.6 Working with JSON data 89
4.7 Summary 90
PART 2 GROOVY TOOLS ..............................................91
5 Build processes 93
5.1 The build challenge 94
5.2 The Java approach, part 1: Ant 95
5.3 Making Ant Groovy 97
The <groovy> Ant task 97
The <groovyc> Ant task 98
Writing your build in Groovy with AntBuilder 100
Custom build scripts with Gant 102
Ant summary 104
5.4 The Java approach, part 2: Maven 105
The Groovy-Eclipse plugin for Maven 106
The GMaven project 110
Maven summary 113
5.5 Grapes and @Grab 114
5.6 The Gradle build system 117
Basic Gradle builds 118
Interesting configurations 122
5.7 Summary 124
6 Testing Groovy and Java projects 126
6.1 Working with JUnit 128
A Java test for the Groovy implementation 131
A Groovy test for the Java implementation 133
A GroovyTestCase test for a Java implementation 134
6.2 Testing scripts written in Groovy 137
Useful subclasses of GroovyTestCase: GroovyShellTestCase 139
Useful subclasses of GroovyTestCase: GroovyLogTestCase 141
6.3 Testing classes in isolation 142
Coerced closures 144
The Expando class 146
StubFor and MockFor 151
6.4 The future of testing: Spock 156
The Search for Spock 156
Test well, and prosper 157
Data-driven specifications 159
The trouble with tribbles 161
Other Spock capabilities 163
6.5 Summary 164
PART 3 GROOVY IN THE REAL WORLD ........................165
7 The Spring framework 167
7.1 A Spring application 168
7.2 Refreshable beans 175
7.3 Spring AOP with Groovy beans 179
7.4 Inline scripted beans 185
7.5 Groovy with JavaConfig 186
7.6 Building beans with the Grails BeanBuilder 190
7.7 Summary 197
8 Database access 199
8.1 The Java approach, part 1: JDBC 200
8.2 The Groovy approach, part 1: groovy.sql.Sql 203
8.3 The Java approach, part 2: Hibernate and JPA 208
8.4 The Groovy approach, part 2: Groovy and GORM 213
Groovy simplifications 213
Grails Object-Relational Mapping (GORM) 213
8.5 Groovy and NoSQL databases 220
Populating Groovy vampires 220
Querying and mapping MongoDB data 223
8.6 Summary 226
9 RESTful web services 227
9.1 The REST architecture 229
9.2 The Java approach: JAX-RS 230
JAX-RS resource and tests 232
9.3 Implementing JAX-RS with Groovy 239
9.4 RESTful Clients 242
9.5 Hypermedia 243
A simple example: Rotten Tomatoes 244
Adding transitional links 246
Adding structural links 249
Using a JsonBuilder to control the output 250
9.6 Other Groovy approaches 253
Groovlets 253
Ratpack 255
Grails and REST 255
9.7 Summary 256
10 Building and testing web applications 257
10.1 Groovy servlets and ServletCategory 258
10.2 Easy server-side development with groovlets 263
A “Hello, World!” groovlet 264
Implicit variables in groovlets 266
10.3 Unit- and integration-testing web components 268
Unit-testing servlets with Spring 268
Integration testing with Gradle 270
Automating Jetty in the Gradle build 272
Using an integration-test source tree 274
10.4 Grails: the Groovy “killer app” 277
The quest for the holy Grails 279
10.5 Summary 288
appendix A Installing Groovy 289
appendix B Groovy by feature 295
appendix C Soap-based web services available online at manning.com/kousen
index 327
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