JSP's need to be compiled (even if they're in the war), so there needs to be a compiler for it. You can't just use the JRE. This is for Java stuff, for groovy its most likely the same.
Paul
2010-05-10 17:34:35
JSP's need to be compiled (even if they're in the war), so there needs to be a compiler for it. You can't just use the JRE. This is for Java stuff, for groovy its most likely the same.
after achive to reproduce the production enviorment on testing server, the conclusion its that JDK will be installed.
this solved the problem.
thnx for the help =)
GroovyWS needs javac to create stubs dinamically, then it needs JDK.