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    <p>You could try setting your bean definitions in <code>Config.groovy</code>, using its built in <code>environments {}</code> handling, and assigning the definitions via the <code>application</code> property.</p> <p>So in <code>resources.groovy</code>:</p> <pre><code>beans = { // Create a clone of the properties definition Closure def cacheProps = application.config.cache.bean.props.clone() cacheProps.delegate = this cacheBean(application.config.cache.bean.class, cacheProps) } </code></pre> <p>And in <code>Config.groovy</code>:</p> <pre><code>environments { production { cache.bean.class = com.util.OracleCacheImpl cache.bean.props = { //properties as in resources.groovy } } 'local' { cache.bean.class = com.util.MockMapCache cache.bean.props = { //properties as in resources.groovy } } 'uat' { //etc... } //etc... } </code></pre> <p>Thinking a little longer on it, you could probably put the whole bean definition in a <code>Config.groovy</code> <code>Closure</code> and call it in resources.groovy</p> <p><code>resources.groovy</code></p> <pre><code>beans = { // Create a clone of the properties definition Closure def cacheBeans = application.config.cache.beans.clone() cacheBeans.delegate = this cacheBeans() } </code></pre> <p><code>Config.groovy</code></p> <pre><code>environments { production { cache.beans = { cacheBean(com.util.OracleCacheImpl) { //properties here } } } 'local' { cache.beans = { cacheBean(com.util.MockMapCache) { //properties here } } } 'uat' { //etc... } //etc... } </code></pre>
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    1. COI think resources.groovy directly supports the same per-environment configuration as Config.groovy, though this is really isn't a big improvement on using a switch statement.
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    2. COIf it does, then I just learned something new. :-) Otherwise, I was just throwing out an idea for him.
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    3. COThis is more or less the same as SWITCH, am I missing something?
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