Can't make it work in a Groovy script about micro-server HOT 4 CLOSED

@jeancarlozapata Thanks! You can use the Groovy as keyword to coerce the Groovy closure to a Java 8 Functional Interface (see http://www.infoq.com/articles/groovy-to-Java-8).

e.g.

   Function f =  { a ->a+1 } as Function

I haven't run this code, but have made use of this technique in the past.

@Rest
@Path("/status")
class StatusApp {

    static void main(String[] args){
        Module init = { -> "status-app"} as Module
        def app = new MicroserverApp(init)
        // also tried like this
        //def app = new MicroserverApp({ -> "status-app" })
        app.run()
    }

    @GET
    @Produces("text/plain")
    @Path("/ping")
    String respondToPing() {
        return "pong!"
    }
}

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Hi @johnmcclean-aol, thanks for your response. Been busy this week. Will try to test it over the weekend (or just will move the example to Java 😉). Anyway, I will post the results and/or solution here.

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We need to supply the current class to MicroserverApp to determine the base class for Spring package scanning (if none is supplied MicroserverApp tries to figure this out from the StackTrace - which is probably different for Groovy). So this get's things a bit futher

@Rest
@Path("/status")
@Microserver
class StatusGroovy {

    static void main(String[] args){

        def app = new MicroserverApp(StatusGroovy,{ -> "status-app"} as Module).start()

    }

    @GET
    @Produces("text/plain")
    @Path("/ping")
    public String respondToPing() {
        return "pong!"
    }
}

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In fact that works for me now.

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