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The Groovy Function
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The Groovy Function

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Last updated: May 10, 2016

 

Groovy is an interpreted language for the JVM. Domains and DomEL use Groovy in the following ways:

 

  • The "<principalExpression>" tag in an access grant in the Domain Security file uses a Groovy expression to get the current authentication object and determine its access privileges, along with the user and roles associated with the object. In this case, Groovy is used directly inside the tag.

  • You can use the DomEL groovy() function as part of a DomEL expression. The DomEl groovy function takes a single string argument that is interpreted as Groovy code. The output of the function is a string that is put into the SQL.

 

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