Examples of grails.plugins.DefaultGrailsPluginManager

grails.plugins.DefaultGrailsPluginManager
Handles the loading and management of plug-ins in the Grails system. A plugin is just like a normal Grails application except that it contains a file ending in *Plugin.groovy in the root of the directory.

A Plugin class is a Groovy class that has a version and optionally closures called doWithSpring, doWithContext and doWithWebDescriptor

The doWithSpring closure uses the BeanBuilder syntax (@see grails.spring.BeanBuilder) to provide runtime configuration of Grails via Spring

The doWithContext closure is called after the Spring ApplicationContext is built and accepts a single argument (the ApplicationContext)

The doWithWebDescriptor uses mark-up building to provide additional functionality to the web.xml file

Example:
```
 class ClassEditorGrailsPlugin { def version = '1.1' def doWithSpring = { application -> classEditor(org.springframework.beans.propertyeditors.ClassEditor, application.classLoader) } } 
```
A plugin can also define "dependsOn" and "evict" properties that specify what plugins the plugin depends on and which ones it is incompatible with and should evict @author Graeme Rocher @since 0.4

                    }
                }


                Class<?>[] loadedPlugins = classes.toArray(new Class[classes.size()]);


                pluginManager = new DefaultGrailsPluginManager(loadedPlugins, application);
                pluginManager.setApplicationContext(applicationContext);
                Holders.setPluginManager(pluginManager);
                pluginManager.loadPlugins();
            }

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        }
        if (pluginManager == null) {
            pluginManager = Holders.getPluginManager();
        }
        if (pluginManager == null) {
            pluginManager = new DefaultGrailsPluginManager("**/plugins/*/**GrailsPlugin.groovy", application);
        }
        Holders.setPluginManager(pluginManager);
    }

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        MockApplicationContext parent = new MockApplicationContext();
        parent.registerMockBean(GrailsApplication.APPLICATION_ID, app);


        GrailsRuntimeConfigurator conf = new GrailsRuntimeConfigurator(app,
                parent);
        DefaultGrailsPluginManager manager = new DefaultGrailsPluginManager(
                new Class[0], app);
        manager.setParentApplicationContext(parent);
        parent.registerMockBean("manager", manager);
        conf.setPluginManager(manager);


        List pluginList = new ArrayList();

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        parent.registerMockBean("classLoader", gcl);


        app.setApplicationContext(parent);


        GrailsRuntimeConfigurator conf = new GrailsRuntimeConfigurator(app,parent);
        DefaultGrailsPluginManager manager = new DefaultGrailsPluginManager(new Class[0], app);
        manager.setParentApplicationContext(parent);
        parent.registerMockBean("manager",manager);
        conf.setPluginManager(manager);
        ApplicationContext ctx = conf.configure(new MockServletContext());


        // test class editor setup

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