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Thanks to everyone for the great photos. I am wondering if the European cast will be delayed in Korea because of the flight ban.
Thanks to everyone for the great photos. I am wondering if the European cast will be delayed in Korea because of the flight ban.
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I think she meant to say flight ban
The flight ban because of volcanic ash..? It's wreaking havoc on air travel all over Europe.
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I think all the European skaters got to Festa alright. It happened Thursday and I'm pretty sure the skaters had to get to Korea before that, considering practice pics of FOI were being posted April 15, which also must have meant that the skaters had all arrived before the volcanic ash issue. And I haven't heard anything about a skater announcing that s/he couldn't make it, so all good I guess
One of the practice clips, all look happy
Is it true that there is live streaming of FOI tomorrow? If so, does anyone know what time (EST) it will come on and have a link of the site you can watch it on? Thanks
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I'm a little dissapointed - particularly because of a couple of the Sun guys who were trying to hint it was still going to come out until very recently.
Well I guess thats my weekend filled with a migration to FreeBSD then!
"Solaris must stand alone as a best-of-breed technology for Oracle's
enterprise customers. We want all of them to think "If this has to
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Someones going to get all passive-aggressive on everyone.
What will happen with OpenOffice? Will Oracle try to monetize StarOffice, making mass license agreements and apply the same closed-then-open model to StarOffice? Novell-OpenOffice existence will be severely damaged, and WE DON'T HAVE A SERIOUS OFFICE APP TO MATCH STAROFFICE.
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Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
OpenSolaris is once.
If they repeat this pattern anywhere else in their currently-open-source lineup, I'm going to prod my FSF contacts (I'm a card-carrying member) to scrounge up some campaign funds to resume the "Java Trap" campaign and to advocate KOffice or AbiWord to replace OO.o, and Postgres to replace MySQL. I might even donate specifically for that cause.
The real problem out of the above, though, is Java.
If Java turns into an "IP base" that Oracle uses for suing companies over patents that they own on Java, this is going to hurt a lot more people than the sum total of losing OpenOffice, MySQL, and OpenSolaris.
1. Java is the language taught to beginning computer science and computer engineering students in accredited public and private universities across the U.S. Java is often used as the "gold standard" language when professors are trying to teach students a particular programming concept or system concept that is language-agnostic, because they know that the syntax of the language will not get in the way of students' understanding of the salient points.
Java was a safe bet under Sun -- especially in the years after they open sourced their own JDK. Now, is teaching Java in universities going to be as dangerous as teaching Microsoft C++ (using C++ primarily backed by the Windows API) or Delphi, or Cocoa/Obj-C?
The problem with teaching "closed" platforms to students is that they imprint on the first thing they learn, and they always end up going back to that when they are given a choice of what language to implement something in. So it biases students on using a particular platform. This is not really a problem if the platform is cross-platform and patent-free (like standard C++, or ANSI C, or GLib/GNOME/GTK+), but if the platform is closed, this means that the apps of the future will be written for a closed platform, too, which regresses the goals of the Free Software movement significantly.
2. There are an enormous amount of deployed lines of Java application code, ranging from the system level to middleware, to desktop apps, games, and web apps. Java ME is used extensively for all sorts of applications on mobile platforms. It appears where you least expect it. And it runs on umpteen different JVMs, many of them not licensed explicitly with a monetized agreement with Snoracle -- some of them are even Free Software, like GCJ/Classpath and Harmony. Are the users of apps that run on these JVMs, and the developers of these JVMs, vulnerable to Java patent lawsuits?
3. There aren't really any other languages that you can port Java programs to without much effort. The closest language neighbor to Java is probably C#. The ironic part is that Microsoft has been a better open source citizen about the .NET platform (at least as far as patents are concerned), because they made a "promise" that they won't sue Mono, or even more generally, some other unrelated project that just aims to follow in Microsoft's footsteps and re-implement .NET for any reason. But it is valid to doubt Microsoft's intentions on this, and to think that they might not cover some particular implementation detail under their promise if they really want to sue you. Therefore, Java developers who want to work with a very similar language (syntactically and library-semantically) are stuck going with the next nearest neighbor, which is probably Qt4/C++. But then you've got pointers and stack-allocated objects; Java kids have an allergic reaction to both of these.
TL;DR: Java filled an important hole in the educational and commercial segments, providing a useful Virtual Machine + JIT + static typing runtime, cross-platform, royalty-free, while happily allowing others to re-implement any part of the Java technology stack. Even Richard Stallman -- the most wary evil-corporation-doubter I know of -- had begun to have faith in this platform after Sun opened up the JDK. Now, under ownership of a bunch of absolute idiots who think they can foil our techno-cultural movement and make a cool buck while they're at it, we have reason to doubt whether Java is still a safe bet.
This is more than a sad day for (Open)Solaris. This is a sad day for Free Software.
My opinion is that we should give Oracle one more chance to f*** up. If they pull this stunt on any other piece of software, it's time to kick ass and chew bubblegum. Until then, I'm willing to let this slide, attributing it to mismanagement during the Sun transition. This news, by itself, isn't the end of the world for the vast majority of the people, who don't use (Open)Solaris. But it might be the harbinger of a dangerous precedent within Oracle. If that turns out to be true, then it's time for Free Software and Open Source advocates alike to inject renewed energy into the bazaar development model, and replace all software we depend on that is primarily copyright-attributed to Oracle, GPL or otherwise.
I always liked Sun Microsystems in a way, it's the company Microsoft should have been, with more engineers than marketing creeps and pride in solid products. Over the years, I've had some opportunities to play with Solaris on Sun hardware, and although for other systems I'd much prefer Linux or one of the open *BSDs, it truly was something awesome to behold the sheer power and stability of that combination. They had some drool inducing geek toys...
In the same vein, I've always distrusted Oracle for being too deep in the large corporate cookie jar to do anything worthwhile. Now Oracle has its grabby hands on Sun Microsystems, Solaris, Java and MySQL. They killed of Sun, now it's Solaris' turn, and they are already suing Google for something Java-related...
X, OpenSSH etc. are open source of course, but I don't think it's an essence of Open Source (I mean by this open source code + philosophy which has boosted OS movement).
I'm just saying BSD wouldn't bring Open Source to the current level.I'm not quite sure what you're saying here. Do you mean that if nobody used Linux then nobody would use BSD? I don't understand your premise: why would nobody use BSD if it wasn't for Linux?
Wrong in the article:
""Solaris 11 Express" as being a similar product to OpenSolaris, but it will only ship after Oracle's enterprise release."
Solaris 11 Express will be shipped at the end of this year, before Solaris 11 comes out. We have to wait 3 months or so before it arrives.
So, OpenSolaris has basically been renamed as Solaris 11 Express. Source code will be relased after Oracle releases binary upgrades (every 3rd month or so). Then, Illumos based OpenSolaris distros can synchronize with the Solaris 11 source code. Also, FreeBSD can sync to get latest ZFS. As of now, the source code is available before binary releases.
The differences Oracle has made, are basically: Rename OpenSolaris to Solaris 11 Express. To get the source code, you have to wait 3 months. Some Solaris tech will be closed (mostly server stuff, such as cluster tech, etc - no desktop user are interested in). That is it.
Personally, I think Solaris has never been in better shape. Oracle is investing heavily in Solaris 11 and in SPARC. The new SPARC machines will have 16.384 threads and 64TB RAM. In Solaris, a thread is treated similarly as a cpu. Massive scalability in one single computer, 16.384 cpus.
Sun had 35.000 customers. Oracle has 350.000 customers, paying BIG money. If Oracle can make only a few percent to switch to Solaris, then Solaris is increasing market share. Earlier there where only technological reasons to switch to Solaris, but Larry will make sure there are business reasons to switch, too. I believe Solaris will increase market share. The future has never been brighter!


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Progressive supranuclear palsy is a movement disorder that occurs from damage to certain nerve cells in the brain.
Dementia-nuchal dystonia; Richardson-Steele-Olszewski syndrome; Palsy - progressive supranuclear
Progressive supranuclear palsy is a condition that causes symptoms similar to those of Parkinson's disease.
It involves damage to many cells of the brain. Many areas are affected, including the part of the brainstem where cells that control eye movement are located. Also affected is an area of the brain that controls steadiness when you walk. The frontal lobes of the brain are also affected, leading to personality changes.
The cause of the damage to the brain cells is unknown. The disease gets worse over time.
People with this condition have deposits in brain tissues that look like those found in patients with Alzheimer's disease. There is a loss of tissue in most areas of the brain and in some parts of the spinal cord.
The disorder is most often seen in people over 60 years old, and is somewhat more common in men.
Symptoms may include any of the following:
An exam of the nervous system (neurological examination) may show:
The health care provider may do the following tests to rule out other diseases:
The goal of treatment is to control symptoms. There is no known cure for progressive supranuclear palsy.
Levodopa or other drugs block the action of a nervous system chemical called acetylcholine. They may temporarily reduce some symptoms, such as rigid limbs or slow movements. But these medications are usually not as effective as they are for Parkinson's disease.
Many people with this condition will eventually need around-the-clock care and monitoring as they lose brain functions.
Treatment sometimes can reduce symptoms for a period of time, but the condition will get worse. Brain function will decline over time. Death commonly occurs in 5 to 7 years.
Newer drugs are being studied to treat this condition.
Call your health care provider if you often fall, and if you have a stiff neck/body and vision problems.
Also, call if a loved one has been diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy and the condition has declined so much that you can no longer care for the person at home.
Jankovic J. Movement disorders. In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, Mazziotta JC, eds. Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 71.
Mazorra L, Cadogan MP. Progressive supranuclear palsy. J Gerontol Nurs. 2012;38(3):8-11.


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With this new 2.1 release, Groovy:
- has full support for the JDK 7 "invoke dynamic" instruction and API,
- goes beyond conventional static type checking capabilities with a special annotation for closure delegate based Domain-Specific Languages and static type checker extensions,
- provides additional compilation customization options,
- and features a meta-annotation facility for combining annotations elegantly.
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Full invoke dynamic support
With Groovy 2.0, we introduced support for JDK 7's "invoke dynamic" bytecode instruction and API to benefit from the dedicated support and performance improvements for dynamic languages starting with JDK 7. Groovy 2.1 brings full support for "invoke dynamic" (aka "indy"), completing the work introduced in 2.0.
In Groovy 2.0, most method calls were using the "invoke dynamic" instruction, but there have been exceptions: constructor calls or "spread calls" (where you pass arguments with the "spread operator"). Groovy 2.1 completes the implementation started in 2.0. Now, code compiled with the "invoke dynamic" JAR on JDK 7 will not be using the old "call site caching" code which served us well for getting good performance for Groovy prior to JDK 7. If you are lucky enough to be using JDK 7 in production, be sure to use the Groovy 2.1 "indy" JAR to benefit from the full "invoke dynamic" support. The "indy" version is bundled with the binary download package and can be obtained via Maven (all JARs with "invoke dynamic" support are postfixed with "-indy").
You can learn more about the invoke dynamic support.
GPars 1.0
Groovy 2.1's distribution bundles the recently released GPars 1.0, the one-stop shop for all your concurrency needs. This new version comes with various enhancements in the asynchronous functions, promises, parallel collections, actors, dataflow support, Google App Engine support, etc.
Be sure to check the release announcement and read the "what's new section" of the GPars user guide. You can also have a look at the detailed JIRA release notes.
@DelegatesTo annotation
Authoring Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) has always been a sweet spot for Groovy, and the availability of closures and the malleable syntax of the language has allowed DSL implementors to build nice mini-languages like "builders", to represent configuration or hierarchical data.
Thanks to the various delegation strategies of the groovy.lang.Closure
class, a range of very powerful techniques can be used when building DSLs. Due to different implementation techniques, inferring type information within the DSL has not been straightforward. This is especially an issue when DSLs should have proper IDE support (e.g. code completion).
The very popular and powerful Gradle build automation system uses its own DSL for build script specifications. On the DSL implementation layer are various methods taking closures as arguments, and with special delegation strategies delegating to some other parameter passed to them. Providing good IDE support for Groovy DSLs — like the one in Gradle — has presented a few challenges. Hence the need for the @DelegatesTo
Groovy 2.1 introduces the @groovy.lang.DelegatesTo
annotation as a documentation mechanism for DSL users and maintainers, as an IDE hint for providing better coding assistance, and as additional information that can be taken into account by the static type checker and static compilation introduced in Groovy 2.0. Let's see that in action with some examples.
A closure delegate based method usage might look like the following:
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exec { launch() } |
The exec()
method takes a closure as parameter, and the actual launch()
call inside that closure is delegated to some particular object (the closure delegate), instead of being dispatched to the enclosing class. The above code would only fail at runtime (not at compile-time!), as the launch()
method can not be found in the closure context. In order to delegate method calls within the closure's code block to another object instance, we need to set the closure delegate.
Setting a closure delegate is as easy as invoking Closure#setDelegate(Object)
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void exec(Closure c) { c.delegate = new Executor() c() } |
The delegate can be set to an arbitrary object instance (here, an instance of an Executor
class that has a launch()
method). When the delegate is set accordingly, we can execute the closure code.
Note that usually, to avoid odd behavior if the closure is used in multiple threads, we tend to clone that closure.
The problem with delegate objects are IDEs not knowing about them. Given our example, most IDEs will underline the launch()
method as being an unknown method in this context.
This is where @DelegatesTo
comes into play. By adding the @DelegatesTo
annotation to DSL methods like exec(Closure)
, IDEs get the actual delegate type and other meta-data.
A future update might let GroovyDoc show the details about the annotation usage to help users know what methods they can call, what properties they can access, etc.
Here's what your exec()
method will look like with the annotation:
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void exec(@DelegatesTo(Executor) Closure c) { c.delegate = new Executor() c() } |
Besides specifying the actual delegate type, @DelegatesTo
can be used to hint at the actual resolve strategy. The resolve strategy determines the order in which non-closure method / property calls are looked up. In our example, Closure.DELEGATE_FIRST
will be used. This indicates the closure will attempt to resolve against the given delegate object in first place, followed by the owner object:
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import static groovy.lang.Closure.* // ... void exec(@DelegatesTo(strategy = DELEGATE_FIRST, value = Executor) Closure c) { c.delegate = new Executor() c.resolveStrategy = DELEGATE_FIRST c() } |
IDE support is not the only reason to use @DelegatesTo
. The static type checker and static compiler take the additional meta-data specified by the @DelegatesTo annotation into account. If there is a typo in the closure code block, the type checker will complain. And if you use the static compilation capability introduced in Groovy 2.0, the calls will be compiled statically.
Let's say we wouldn't call launch()
but launchr()
in the closure code block, we would get a message like:
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Static type checks for custom Domain-Specific Languages is a very convenient feature in Groovy 2.1!
In addition, Groovy 2.1 features other abilities for even further type checking your DSLs, as you shall see in the following section.
Before moving on, let's mention a few closing details about @DelegatesTo
allows to specify the receiver calls are delegated to. For instance, when a delegate calls a method or property on another method parameter. Imagine our exec()
method taking the Executor
argument instance as delegate:
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void exec(Executor ex, @DelegatesTo(Executor) Closure c) { c.delegate = ex c() } |
In this example, the information is lost that the call is delegated to the ex
parameter. Thanks to the @DelegatesTo.Target
annotation we can specify ex as target for being the delegate object:
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void exec(@DelegatesTo.Target Executor ex, @DelegatesTo Closure c) { c.delegate = ex c() } |
What if we had several Executor
parameters, how would we differentiate which one we're targeting?
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void exec( @DelegatesTo.Target('param1') Executor ex, @DelegatesTo(target = 'param1') Closure c) { ... } |
The delegation "target" can be specified with an arbitrary id. In the example above it is param1
One last very nice little feature: if you are using static type checking, you can omit the type of the parameter and @DelegatesTo
combined with "flow typing" (the ability of following the current type of an untyped variable) would still know if method calls are valid:
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void exec(@DelegatesTo.Target ex, @DelegatesTo Closure c) { c.delegate = ex c() } class Executor { void launch() {} } def ex = new Executor() exec(ex) { launch() } |
We've seen that the @DelegatesTo
helps documenting, tooling, and checking Domain-Specific Languages in the specific context of closure delegate based methods, but we hinted at the fact we can go beyond, in terms of static type checking for your DSLs.
For more details take a look at the @DelegatesTo documentation.
Type checker extensions
Static type checking was introduced in Groovy 2.0, but Groovy 2.1 goes beyond built-in type checks and offers a way to create type checker extensions. This is great news for Groovy scripts, configuration files, or Domain-Specific Languages implementations as they can can be "type checked" with more advanced, domain-specific rules. As an example, it would be possible to create a custom DSL type checker that throws compilation errors when certain verbs of the DSL are not recognized, or tells this other noun is allowed even if it's a dynamic name bound at runtime, or type checks literal strings containing SQL code to see if the syntax is correct, and more.
Imagine a script, where we define a small robot class and instantiate it:
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class Robot { void move(String dist) { println "Moved $dist" } } robot = new Robot() |
And we want to operate our robot in the operate()
method, but we want this method to be type checked:
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@groovy.transform.TypeChecked void operate() { robot.move "left" } operate() |
The static type checker will complain as it doesn't understand where the robot
variable is coming from, as it's going through the binding of the script — note that we could teach the type checker to figure out binding-bound variables. It will throw an error telling us that the robot variable was undeclared.
But by utilizing type checker extensions, we can hook into the type checking process to teach it how to handle unresolved variables! In order to do that, we'll specify an extension script through the newly introduced extensions
annotation parameter of the @TypeChecked
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@TypeChecked(extensions = 'RobotMove.groovy') void operate() { robot.move "left" } |
Now it's time to define the type checker extension script called RobotMove.groovy
. The type checker extension script is written by applying a new DSL — the "type checking DSL". The DSL provides various hooks for type checker extensions to register to. Going back to the example above, we register for unresolved variables using the unresolvedVariable
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unresolvedVariable { VariableExpression var -> if ('robot' == var.name) { def robotClass = context.source.AST.classes.find { it.name == 'Robot' } storeType(var, robotClass) handled = true } } |
The type checker extension script needs to be on the classpath. If this is the case, the script gets notified during compile-time when the static type checker encounters an unresolved variable. The unresolved variable closure is handed over a VariableExpression
The VariableExpression
is an object directly from Groovy's AST (Abstract Syntax Tree). It is a representation of the unresolved variable expression. The script checks if the variable is named robot
, if this is the case, we lookup a ClassNode
representing the Robot
class, and store the type of that variable back in the AST. At the end, the handled
property is set to true, to indicate the type checker already managed that variable. As a consequence, you won't get the compilation error about that undeclared variable.
To continue the journey, let's consider the case where the user enters a wrong direction string. We could of course use an enum or some other class containing direction constants, but for the sake of the example, we'll have a look at how we can teach the type checker to inspect strings and how you can actually throw your own compilation errors.
For that purpose, let's say a robot can only move left, right, forward and backward. And now, let's change our robot move instruction to:
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The robot is not allowed to move sideways, so we should instruct the type checker to throw a compilation error if it encounters a direction the robot will not be able to understand. Here's how we can achieve our goal, by adding a new event handler to our RobotMove.groovy
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afterMethodCall { MethodCall mc -> def method = getTargetMethod(mc) if (mc.objectExpression.name == 'robot' && method.name == 'move') { def args = getArguments(mc) if (args && isConstantExpression(args[0]) && args[0].value instanceof String) { def content = args[0].text if (!(content in ['left', 'right', 'backward', 'forward'])) { addStaticTypeError("'${content}' is not a valid direction", args[0]) } } } } |
This handler receives a MethodCall
expression. We are using the getTargetMethod()
utility method to retrieve the corresponding MethodNode
. We check that the method call is a call to our robot
, and that the name of the method corresponds to themove method. Then, we fetch the arguments passed to that method call, and if we're passed a direction in the form of a string constant, we are checking that the direction is an actual allowed direction. If this is not the case, we are adding a new static typing compilation error into the mix, so that the compiler will yell at the poor user because he used a direction which is forbidden and not understood by our robot.
This second example is also interesting in a way that it shows how you can even add compilation checks on things like literal strings on a domain-specific level, paving the way for possible checks on sprintf strings, on SQL or HQL code in strings, etc, allowing you to go even further that what the Java compiler actually checks.
The extension script can make use of various event oriented extension points and utility methods coming from the TypeCheckingExtension
class from Groovy, such as:
- unresolvedVariable
- unresolvedProperty
- unresolvedAttribute
- methodNotFound
- incompatibleAssignment
- beforeVisitMethod
- afterVisitMethod
- beforeVisitClass
- afterVisitClass
- beforeMethodCall
- afterMethodCall
- onMethodSelection
- setup
- finish
The two examples are just the tip of the iceberg, but we will work out more complete documentation of the various extension points and utility methods going forward.
For more details take a look at the type checking extensions documentation.
Compile-time Meta-annotations
Annotations are a great way to add supplementary meta-data to classes, methods, fields, and other source code elements, thus frameworks, libraries, and even Groovy's homegrown AST transformations can take advantage of them to do some special treatments to the corresponding AST nodes. Every now and then the use case arises to reuse a combination of annotations, potentially at the expense of a galore of at-signs that obscure the general intent of that particular combination.
To group annotations together, to make the intent clearer or to streamline your code, Groovy 2.1 offers a meta-annotation system, which allows to combine other annotations into one "alias" annotation.
Imagine we are using some annotations defining constraints on properties of your class, like @NotNull
, @Length
, or @Pattern
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An example of how to annotate an ISBN
property with those annotations could look like this:
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class Book { @NotNull @Length(10) @Pattern(/\d{9}(\d|X)/) String isbn10 } |
For a single property, that's quite a bit of annotation overload! And it could be the case of other domain classes with properties having the same validation rules as the ISBN property, where we would need to duplicate that pattern.
As of Groovy 2.1, @groovy.transform.AnnotationCollector
can be used to solve code duplication for this use case. @AnnotationCollector
can be specified on annotation types and acts as meta-annotation. Whenever an annotation marked with it is found, it is replaced with its own annotations. Let's illustrate this with our ISBN example.
We will create a new annotation combination for the 13-digit ISBN standard, but this time, using the @AnnotationCollector
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as a single annotation can now be applied on code elements, instead of applying the entire annotation gang::
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class Book { // ... @ISBN13 String isbn13 } |
What is particularly interesting with such meta-annotations is that they are actually replaced at compilation time with the real annotations. So if you counted the number of annotations on the isbn13
property, you would count 3 (@NotNull
, @Length
and @Pattern
). Thus, your underlying framework doesn't need to know about that meta-annotation solution and act accordingly.
Alternate notation
In our example above, we annotated our meta-annotation with the annotations that are then combined together. But for annotations for which you don't need to specify arguments, you could have also passed the names of the annotations to combine as parameters to the annotation collector:
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In the above case, we combine the @Singleton
and @ToString
transformation into a meta-annotation called @ChattySingleton
Passing parameters
If you need to pass some specific parameter to one of the underlying annotations which are combined, you can still do so by passing the parameter to the meta-annotation.
Let's assume we need to combine the following annotations:
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@interface Service {} @interface Transactional { String propagation() default "required" } |
We define the meta-annotation combining both the above annotations:
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@groovy.transform.AnnotationCollector([Service, Transactional]) @interface TransactionalService {} |
But we want to change the propagation strategy for the underlying @Transactional
annotation, we do so by passing the parameter to the meta-annotation:
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@TransactionalService(propagation = "mandatory") class BankingService { } |
Note that if two combined annotations share the same parameter name, the last annotation declared wins and gets the parameter passed to the meta-annotation.
Custom processor
If you need even more flexibility, meta-annotations allow you to define custom processors. The role of the custom processor is to go beyond the simple exchange of the meta-annotation with the combined annotations, to further customize the logic of that transformation.
Custom processors must be precompiled to take action, so we'll create our processor, and then evaluate our final example with GroovyShell
, but first, let's talk about the use case.
We have two validation annotations for defining a minimum and maximum value for an integer property:
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@interface Min { int value() default 0 } @interface Max { int value() default 100 } |
If we want to define a range of values, with a lower and an upper bound, we could define a new annotation and implement the associated validation logic, or we could use custom meta-annotation processors to replace a range annotation with a minimum and a maximum one.
So instead of writing:
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class Room { @Min(1) @Max(4) int numberOfPersons } |
We could write:
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class Room { @Range(from = 1, to = 4) int numberOfPersons } |
With the normal replacement logic, there's no way we can map the lower and upper bound values to the minimum and maximum annotation element default values. That is where custom processors come into play.
Our meta-annotation definition will look like this:
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@Min @Max @AnnotationCollector(processor = 'RangeAnnotationProcessor') @interface Range {} |
Notice how we specify that the @Range
annotation is a combination of @Min
and @Max
, and more importantly, how we pass a processor parameter to the @AnnotationCollector
to instruct it about our custom meta-annotation processing logic.
In order to create a custom processor, you have to extend the AnnotationCollectorTransform
class and override the visit()
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import org.codehaus.groovy.transform.AnnotationCollectorTransform import org.codehaus.groovy.ast.* import org.codehaus.groovy.control.SourceUnit class RangeAnnotationProcessor extends AnnotationCollectorTransform { List<AnnotationNode> visit(AnnotationNode collector, AnnotationNode usage, AnnotatedNode annotated, SourceUnit src) { def minExpr = usage.getMember('from') def maxExpr = usage.getMember('to') def (minAnno, maxAnno) = getTargetAnnotationList(collector, usage, src) minAnno.addMember('value', minExpr) maxAnno.addMember('value', maxExpr) usage.members.remove('from') usage.members.remove('to') return [minAnno, maxAnno] } } |
A few words about the parameters : the collector
corresponds to the @Range
annotation definition, usage
to the actual usage of the @Range
annotation, annotated
is the annotated class, and src
is script being compiled.
We start our implementation of the processor by retrieving the numeric expressions of the bounds defined as the from and to annotation parameters, because we'll pass those values back to the underlying @Min
and @Max
combined annotations. In order to do that, we retrieve the @Min
and @Max
combined annotations thanks to the getTargetAnnotationList()
method. We then set the values of the @Min
and @Max
annotations to the expressions we've retrieved before. We remove the from and to bounds from the @Range
meta-annotation since those parameters aren't really defined on a real annotation but on a meta-annotation. And last, we return the two @Min
and @Max
annotations. If you wanted the Groovy compiler to do its usual replacement logic, you could have also called super.visit(...)
, but in our case it wasn't needed.
The full example can be found in this Gist on Github: https://gist.github.com/4563430
Additional details can be found in the meta-annotations documentation.
Compilation customization
Custom base script class flag
When integrating and evaluating Groovy scripts in an application for business rules or Domain-Specific Languages, it is often valuable to define a base script class, in order to add various utility methods, properties, or interception mechanisms for missing methods or properties.
The CompilerConfiguration
object, that you can pass to GroovyShell
and other integration mechanisms, allows you to specify a base script class with the setScriptBaseClass()
As of Groovy 2.1, we introduce the ability to define a base script class reference for your scripts via an additional command-line option -b
/ --basescript
for the groovyc
command, as well as for the groovy
Here's an example using a script called businessRule.groovy
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assert lookupRate(EUR, USD) == 1.33 |
In the above script, we notice two things: the usage of a lookupRate()
method, and two undeclared variables: EUR
and USD
. Neither the method, nor the variables have been defined in our script. Instead, they are provided by a base script class, which can look like the following ExchangeRateBaseScript.groovy
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abstract class ExchangeRateBaseScript extends Script { def lookupRate(String currency1, String currency2) { if (currency1 == 'EUR' && currency2 == 'USD') return 1.33 else return 1 } def getProperty(String name) { name } } |
The lookupRate()
method used in our script is declared in the the base class, and the two currencies are retrieved via the getProperty()
Now it's time to wire them together, by instructing the groovyc compiler or the groovy
command line launcher to use our base script class for all groovy.lang.Script
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groovy --basescript ExchangeRateBaseScript.groovy businessRule.groovy |
Compiler configuration script
Similarly to the --basescript
flag, there's another new option for the groovy
and groovyc
commands: the --configscript
flag. Its purpose is to let you further configure the compiler, in a configuration script, by parameterizing the CompilerConfiguration
object used for the compilation.
With a CompilerConfiguration
, you can customize the various aspects of the Groovy compilation process. For example, you can specify various compilation customizers introduced in Groovy 1.8. Imagine you want to add a new default import to your classes, like importing all java.lang.Math
functions and constants, so that your scripts and classes don't have to prefix those functions and constants all the time, and to avoid having to do that import wherever needed. Here's how you can proceed.
At first, your script, mathFormula.groovy
, contains the following lines:
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import static java.lang.Math.* assert sin(PI/2) == 1 |
For evaluating such math expressions, you wish to make the static import implicit, so that the final script will actually look like this:
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assert sin(PI/2) == 1 |
If you'd run it as is, you'd get an error message saying:
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No such property: PI for class: mathFormula |
We need to use CompilerConfiguration
to do add an ImportCustomizer
. We'll create ai mportConfigurer.groovy
script with the content below:
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import org.codehaus.groovy.control.customizers.ImportCustomizer def importCustomizer = new ImportCustomizer() importCustomizer.addStaticStar('java.lang.Math') configuration.addCompilationCustomizers(importCustomizer) |
We import and then instantiate an ImportCustomizer
, on which we ask for a static star import of the methods and constants of the java.lang.Math
class. Eventually, we pass that customizer to the configuration
variable, which is an instance of CompilerConfiguration
that will be used for the compilation of your math formula.
Now, we are able to execute your formula with the following command-line:
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groovy --configscript importConfigurer.groovy mathFormula.groovy |
Source-aware customizer
If you use the groovy compiler to compile all your classes, one drawback of the approach above is that the customization applies globally to all classes that are going to be compiled. You may want to add certain default imports only in certain classes (ie. scripts containing math), but you might want to do something different for other classes, like adding a @ToString
transformation to all the domain classes of your application. For that purpose, a new customizer was created, the SourceAwareCustomizer
, to let you filter which classes should be impacted by particular compilation customizations, such as filtering by class name, by file extension, or by a custom logic.
Coming back to our previous example, let's add the default import to our mathFormula.groovy
script, but add a @ToString
transformation to the MyDomain.groovy
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import org.codehaus.groovy.control.customizers.* import groovy.transform.ToString def importCustomizer = new ImportCustomizer() importCustomizer.addStaticStar('java.lang.Math') configuration.addCompilationCustomizers( new SourceAwareCustomizer(new ASTTransformationCustomizer(ToString)) { boolean acceptBaseName(baseName) { baseName ==~ 'MyDomain' } }, new SourceAwareCustomizer(importCustomizer) { boolean acceptBaseName(baseName) { baseName ==~ 'mathFormula' } }) |
Compiler customization builder
The more complex the customization becomes, the more cumbersome the above configuration becomes to write too, that's why Groovy 2.1 also provides a builder for building these types of configurations.
The builder allows you to use a familiar declarative syntax and saves you from adding manually various imports. Let's adapt our example above with the builder:
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withConfig(configuration) { source(basenameValidator: { it.endsWith('MyDomain') }) { ast(ToString) } source(basenameValidator: { it.endsWith('mathFormula') }) { imports { staticStar 'java.lang.Math' } } } |
The configuration code is easier to read and maintain, thanks to the clarity brought by the builder approach. But we've only seen a couple examples of customization, and you should have a look at the other customizations available in the org.codehaus.groovy.control.customizers.builder package to learn more about them.
More details can be found in the advanced compiler configuration documentation.
Other Minor Enhancements
Additional DGM methods
There are now leftShift
and withFormatter
methods for Appendable
There are now methods for creating temporary directories and determining the total size of all files in a directory.
There is now a collectMany
for maps (has been backported to earlier versions of Groovy too).
There is now a closeStreams()
method for Process
You ca now explicitly set a file encoding.
There is support for using a "jar:" prefix when running a script from a URL, in addition to the "file:" and "http:".
XML Processing
There is a method for escaping / encoding XML entities in Strings.
There is a convenience method for serializing Elements
You can now clone Node
and NodeList
The name() method now works for all Node
objects, not just Element
Multiple environments blocks are now supported and merged.
Can now carry over annotations if desired for methods and method parameters.
You can now cache the toString
value. This is useful for immutable objects.
You can now cache the calculated hashCode value. This is useful for immutable objects.
You can now specify knownImmutables
. This is useful when you know you are using an immutable object, but its type isn't one of the known immutable types.
There is now a SIMPLE
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