Hello xiaoyafeng,

I have no experience with Groovy, and I don’t know whether Inline::Java can be adapted to support it.

But in a search for “Groovy” on the first result is FFI::Platypus, which is is designed to “Write Perl bindings to non-Perl libraries with FFI. No XS required.” In the EXAMPLES section of the documentation for that module, the Java subsection says this (underlining added):

Discussion: You can't call Java .class files directly from FFI / Platypus, but you can compile Java source and .class files into a shared library using the GNU Java Compiler gcj. Because we are calling Java functions from a program (Perl!) that was not started from a Java main() we have to initialize the Java runtime ourselves...
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...this enables you to call Java from Perl and potentially other Java based languages such as Scala, Groovy or JRuby.

Hope that helps,