I want to simplify my execution of a Groovy script that makes calls to an Oracle database. How do I add the ojdbc jar to the default classpath so that I can run:
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Summarized from Groovy Recipes, by Scott Davis, Automatically Including JARs in the ./groovy/lib Directory:
.groovy/lib in your login directoryUncomment the following line in ${GROOVY_HOME}/conf/groovy-starter.conf
load !{user.home}/.groovy/lib/*.jar
Copy the jars you want included to .groovy/lib
It appears that for Groovy 1.5 or later you get this by default (no need to edit the conf), just drop the jars in the /lib dir.