Kallin Nagelberg schrieb:

Thanks for the info blackdrag

Well there are some utility methods in "myJar.jar" that I would like to use from a command line script.

 From what I can tell i have to either:

1) Always start a single script that loads all the libraries, and then evaluates the desired script, like
groovy libloader thescriptIwanttorun

2) create a secondary script whenever I want to access something in my libraries, either inline or in a separate file.

Both are easy, but somewhat roundabout.
Can you suggest a more straightforward approach?

well, depends... if you do not need the classes in your own method signatures, then just load them using the classloader...

loader.load("Foo").newInstance()

would load Foo and create a new instance of Foo.

If this scheme is not possible for you, then I am afraid you have to either wait till the small grape project is ready, or spin off a solution like 1 or 2 yourself

bye blackdrag

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