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# Spring Bootstrap Groovy
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Spring Bootstrap Groovy gives you the quickest possible getting
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started experience with Spring apps, whether you are writing a web
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app, a batch job or a standalone java app.
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## Building and Testing
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To avoid problems with classpaths and existing JVM-based build tools,
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Spring Bootstrap Groovy uses an exec plugin call to launch `groovyc`.
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You need to have a `sh` on your path along with `groovyc` (2.1.x),
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`find` and `xargs`. These tools are standard on a Mac or Linux
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distribution, and available using Cygwin on Windows. Once it is
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built, the zip file is portable.
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Here are the steps to build and test:
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$ mvn install
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The `spring` executable is then available at
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`spring-bootstrap-groovy/target/spring-<VERSION>`. There is also a jar
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file with the Groovy Bootstrap components. The `spring` executable
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includes jars from `SPRING_HOME` in the classpath so you can run it
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while you are developing like this
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$ export SPRING_HOME=<spring-bootstrap-groovy>/target
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$ <spring-bootstrap-groovy>/src/main/scripts/spring App.groovy
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