Re: Embedding Groovy and Java Interfaces

By default the return type of methods is 'Object' currently in groovy 
unless you specify it.

So I suspect you need to specify 'void' on your groovy script...

> I have a Groovy script defined in the file FolderAction.groovy

> import java.io.File
> import name.erikhusby.folderwatcher.FolderActions
>
> class FolderAction implements FolderActions {
>

try adding void before these method names...

>    onAdd( file ) {
>        println "File " + file + " added."
>    }
>
>    onDelete( file ) {
>        println "File " + file + " deleted."
>    }
>
>    onModify( file ) {
>        println "File " + file + " modified."
>    }
>
> }
>
> Then in the Java code I have
>        GroovyClassLoader groovyClassLoader = new GroovyClassLoader();
>        Class clazz = groovyClassLoader.parseClass(new 
> File("FolderAction.groovy"));
>        Object script = clazz.newInstance();
>        FolderActions actions = (FolderActions)script;
>        actions.onAdd(new File("Hello"));
>
> But when the "actions.onAdd" method is called I get
> java.lang.AbstractMethodError: FolderAction.onAdd(Ljava/lang/File;)V

Note that this means that there's no method called

     void onAdd(File)

James
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