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Entries from January 2009

Wednesday, January 21st, 2009

Easily Creating Fixed Length Flat Files With Groovy

Here's an (I think elegant) way to create flat files with Groovy. I want this script to be easy to read by future developers. So if someone wants to know what the format of the file is they can see it just by opening the script. Classes We'll Use Groovy: SQL: We'll use this library [...]

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Wednesday, January 14th, 2009

Writing Portable Groovy Scripts with A Magic Runnable Jar

I've found myself using Java as a "scripting" language lately due to the necessity of working in mixed *nix and windows environments where I can't count on a standard scripting language being installed like python,perl, or ruby. What's more I either don't have the rights to install a binary of said scripting languages or don't [...]

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