Grails Framework - Revision history

Nicolas Rollin at 17:31, 29 January 2015

2015-01-29T17:31:20Z

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	======AclEntry======		======AclEntry======
	Contains entries representing grants (or denials) of a permission on an object instance to a recipient		Contains entries representing grants (or denials) of a permission on an object instance to a recipient

			===Plugin===
			Grails has an elegant to display error at the feild level
			markup go away by using the Fields plugin (http://grails.org/plugin/fields)

	== Using Grails ==		== Using Grails ==

2015-01-29T16:25:19Z

Relation

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+}
-class PostController
+class PostController {
     def addPost() {
        def user = User.findByLoginId(params.id)
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 </syntaxhighlight>

2015-01-29T16:09:48Z

OneToMany

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	===OneToMany===		===OneToMany===
	1 Users -> x Posts		1 Users -> x Posts

			"addTo" sample -> addToPosts

	<syntaxhighlight lang="groovy">		<syntaxhighlight lang="groovy">

2015-01-29T16:08:47Z

OneToMany

2015-01-29T16:07:56Z

OneToMany

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 Users  -> x Posts
-User
+<syntaxhighlight lang="groovy">
-Post
+class User {
-PostController
+   String loginId

2015-01-29T16:02:07Z

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	user.loginId == "phil"		user.loginId == "phil"
	}.list(max: 5, offset: 5, sort: "dateCreated", order: "desc")		}.list(max: 5, offset: 5, sort: "dateCreated", order: "desc")

			==Relation==
			===OneToMany===
			1 Users -> x Posts

			User
			static hasMany = [posts:Post]

			Post
			static belongsTo = [ user: User ]

			PostController

2015-01-28T23:28:25Z

Using Grails

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 == Using Grails ==
 ===Command===
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 * {4} —The upper bound for a constraint ({3} is the lower bound). Applies to
 range and size constraints.

2015-01-28T05:21:05Z

Command

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	Create controller in scoffolding mode : create-scaffold-controller com.mydomain.object		Create controller in scoffolding mode : create-scaffold-controller com.mydomain.object
	Generate controller code generate-controller		Generate controller code generate-controller
			install template : install-templates

	===Message Parameter===		===Message Parameter===

2015-01-28T04:50:27Z

Message Parameter

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	===Message Parameter===		===Message Parameter===
	{0} —The name of the domain class property.		* {0} —The name of the domain class property.
	{1} —The name of the domain class.		* {1} —The name of the domain class.
	{2} —The invalid value.		* {2} —The invalid value.
	{3} —The limiting value in the constraint, such as a maximum value or a match-		* {3} —The limiting value in the constraint, such as a maximum value or a match-
	ing pattern. Applies to match , max , min , maxSize , minSize , inList , and equals		ing pattern. Applies to match , max , min , maxSize , minSize , inList , and equals
	constraints.		constraints.
	{4} —The upper bound for a constraint ({3} is the lower bound). Applies to		* {4} —The upper bound for a constraint ({3} is the lower bound). Applies to
	range and size constraints.		range and size constraints.

2015-01-28T04:49:36Z

Using Grails

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	Create controller in scoffolding mode : create-scaffold-controller com.mydomain.object		Create controller in scoffolding mode : create-scaffold-controller com.mydomain.object
	Generate controller code generate-controller		Generate controller code generate-controller

			===Message Parameter===
			{0} —The name of the domain class property.
			{1} —The name of the domain class.
			{2} —The invalid value.
			{3} —The limiting value in the constraint, such as a maximum value or a match-
			ing pattern. Applies to match , max , min , maxSize , minSize , inList , and equals
			constraints.
			{4} —The upper bound for a constraint ({3} is the lower bound). Applies to
			range and size constraints.