groovy & groovyserv installation on OSX Lion

groovyserver.txt

# groovy client with no arguments (startup server)
bash$ groovyclient
Invoking server: 'groovyserver' -p 1961 
Groovy home directory: (none)
Groovy command path: /opt/local/bin/groovy (found at PATH)
GroovyServ home directory: /opt/local/share/devel/groovyserv
GroovyServ work directory: /Users/masao/.groovy/groovyserv
Original classpath: (none)
GroovyServ default classpath: /opt/local/share/devel/groovyserv/lib/*
Starting.....
groovyserver 57334(1961) is successfully started
error: neither -e or filename provided
usage: groovy [options] [args]
options:
  -a,--autosplit <splitPattern>    split lines using splitPattern (default '\s')
                                   using implicit 'split' variable
  -c,--encoding <charset>          specify the encoding of the files
  -classpath <path>                Specify where to find the class files - must
                                   be first argument
  -cp,--classpath <path>           Aliases for '-classpath'
  -D,--define <name=value>         define a system property
  -d,--debug                       debug mode will print out full stack traces
  -e <script>                      specify a command line script
  -h,--help                        usage information
  -i <extension>                   modify files in place; create backup if
                                   extension is given (e.g. '.bak')
  -l <port>                        listen on a port and process inbound lines
                                   (default: 1960)
  -n                               process files line by line using implicit
                                   'line' variable
  -p                               process files line by line and print result
                                   (see also -n)
  -v,--version                     display the Groovy and JVM versions

usage: groovyclient -C[option for groovyclient] [args/options for groovy]
options:
  -Ch,-Chelp                       show this usage
  -Cp,-Cport <port>                specify the port to connect to groovyserver
  -Ck,-Ckill-server                kill the running groovyserver
  -Cr,-Crestart-server             restart the running groovyserver
  -Cq,-Cquiet                      suppress statring messages
  -Cenv <substr>                   pass environment variables of which a name
                                   includes specified substr
  -Cenv-all                        pass all environment variables
  -Cenv-exclude <substr>           don't pass environment variables of which a
                                   name includes specified substr

install.txt

# groovy & groovyserv installation
bash$ sudo port install groovy
Password:
--->  Computing dependencies for groovy
--->  Fetching archive for groovy
--->  Attempting to fetch groovy-1.8.6_0.darwin_11.noarch.tbz2 from http://packages.macports.org/groovy
--->  Fetching groovy
--->  Attempting to fetch groovy-src-1.8.6.zip from http://distfiles.macports.org/groovy
--->  Verifying checksum(s) for groovy
--->  Extracting groovy
--->  Applying patches to groovy
--->  Configuring groovy
--->  Building groovy
--->  Staging groovy into destroot
--->  Installing groovy @1.8.6_0
--->  Activating groovy @1.8.6_0
--->  Cleaning groovy
bash$ sudo port install groovyserv
--->  Computing dependencies for groovyserv
--->  Fetching archive for groovyserv
--->  Attempting to fetch groovyserv-0.9_0.darwin_11.x86_64.tbz2 from http://packages.macports.org/groovyserv
--->  Fetching groovyserv
--->  Attempting to fetch groovyserv-0.9-macosx-x86_64-bin.zip from http://distfiles.macports.org/groovyserv
--->  Verifying checksum(s) for groovyserv
--->  Extracting groovyserv
--->  Configuring groovyserv
--->  Building groovyserv
--->  Staging groovyserv into destroot
--->  Installing groovyserv @0.9_0
--->  Activating groovyserv @0.9_0
--->  Cleaning groovyserv
bash$ 

result.txt

bash$ time groovyclient test.groovy 
Hello, world

real	0m0.052s
user	0m0.001s
sys	0m0.003s
bash$ 
#
# very fast!
#

stopping-server.txt

bash$ groovyclient -Ck
Invoking server: 'groovyserver' -p 1961 -k
Groovy home directory: (none)
Groovy command path: /opt/local/bin/groovy (found at PATH)
GroovyServ home directory: /opt/local/share/devel/groovyserv
GroovyServ work directory: /Users/masao/.groovy/groovyserv
Original classpath: (none)
GroovyServ default classpath: /opt/local/share/devel/groovyserv/lib/*
Killed groovyserver of 57334(1961)
bash$ 

test.groovy

def name='world'; println "Hello, $name";