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If there are any plans to add Groovy/Grails support in MyEclipse
If the user demand for it increases we will evaluate adding support for it. Right now the requests have been kind of spotty though.
I think that you also have to work on the Spring and JUnit integration.
Spring is getting a full update for the 6.5 release. As far as JUnit integration, what do you mean specifically?
Hello,
I have not yet renewed my subscription, because I need Grails and Groovy support in my ide.
Frank
Frank,
You can always add any 3rd party Grails/Groovy plugins to your MyEclipse install. We don’t have any solid plans right now to add Groovy/Grails in the 6.5 or 7.0 release at this time though (if that helps you make a renewal decision).I would like to see some offical support too. We have just shifted all new web development to Grails.
Better support for Grails and Groovy is a critical IDE feature. We but are running into a roadblock because of lack of support for Grails/Groovy projects. Please consider adding this badly needed functionality.
Thank you.
How can you possibly not add Groovy support? You will be left behind without it!
Come on and get with the plan!
Gary
Groovy and Grails would be a nice to have. The current groovy plugin does about 50% of what I need with the myeclipse plugin.
Another vote for Groovy/Grails support. We are going to start a one year project using those tecnologies.
i don’t know why MyEclipse don’t release yet thats the community wants. We wants Groovy/Grails Support, we wants Struts2 support. You ever say “If the user demand for it increases we will evaluate adding support for it”, it’s not true.
ajibarra,
Please understand, we have 100s of thousands of users… even if 20 want a new feature, we have to prioritize that work against 1000 other feature requests that are “must haves” for other groups of customers. It’s not an easy task.
