Marco Mornati wrote:
Well,
just two little things (sorry if I haven't write these things before)...
Grails plugin is not a "really binding" for a languages. In fact Grail
is a Grovvy Web Framework used to build web applications. I put that
sources directly inside bindings project because I didn't know where I
could put it (and I didn't want to create a new git project :P).
Anyway, Grails plugin make able (in a very very simple way) a
programmer to use Func-Java bindings inside a grails web application.
In any point of your web application you can simply call func with an
instruction like this:
funcService.call("*", "hardware", "info")
You don't need to know what funcService does and how it calls func...
I think is a very great service :P
So... I want to say... that inside grails plugin you need the
func-java.jar in the lib folder.
But Michael post gives me an "idea"... I could write a script (inside
func-bindings folder) that make you able to build all bindings... and
maybe others script in each binding folder to build just that one.
So you need just the tool to build installed.. but then you are able
to create libraries without problems... something like:
binding buildall
So... in this way... you don't really need the jar file in lib
directory of grails-plugin (the full version... compiled and
installable in grails... will be on the grails website... so you can
add to your web application simply writing "grails install-plugin
func", that download the plugin from repository and install it :)).
I'll write a bit of documentation on all these things... and the I'll
send to you!
Bye
Marco
Ok I've removed grails from the bindings directory, since it lives
remotely in the grails repo.
Here is the Wiki stub page to update:
https://fedorahosted.org/func/wiki/FuncBindings
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