I just noticed that Eclipse is not able to find method call references from Groovy classes.
Here's a very simple example:
Service.groovy:
public interface Service {
public void findThisMethod(Long producerOid, Long agreementOid);
}
ServiceImpl1.groovy:
class ServiceImpl1 implements Service {
public void findThisMethod(Long producerOid, Long agreementOid) {
println "Here"
}
}
BackingBean.java:
public class BackingBean {
Service service;
public void method1() {
service.findThisMethod(0L, 0L);
}
}
Now, if I right click on ServiceImpl1.findThisMethod -> Open Call Hierarchy, I get the correct info:

Now, let's rename BackingBean**.java** to BackingBean**.groovy** and run Open Call Hierarchy again. Now we are no longer able to find the method reference:

I am using Groovy-Eclipse 2.9.2.xx-201502281941-e44.
I just noticed that Eclipse is not able to find method call references from Groovy classes.
Here's a very simple example:
Service.groovy:
ServiceImpl1.groovy:
BackingBean.java:
Now, if I right click on ServiceImpl1.findThisMethod -> Open Call Hierarchy, I get the correct info:

Now, let's rename BackingBean**.java** to BackingBean**.groovy** and run Open Call Hierarchy again. Now we are no longer able to find the method reference:

I am using Groovy-Eclipse 2.9.2.xx-201502281941-e44.