Creating a TimerTask can not get easier than this thanks to groovy.
import java.util.timer.*is not required as java.util is already imported.- the
run()is implemented as closure
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Creating and Scheduling a TimerTask in groovy
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| def count = 0 | |
| new Timer().schedule({ | |
| println count++ | |
| } as TimerTask, 1000, 3000) //magic numbers are initial-delay & repeat-interval |
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