I would like to map some actions in a child class to their super class, but I cannot figure it out. Example below...
In my app, I have a code like this: // 1 Foo.get(123).example = \"my example\" // as expected, don\'t change value in db
I want to call an Ajax function by using remoteFunction. But I\'d like to set controller and action names with JS variables. Like this:
In my Gr开发者_开发问答ails app, I\'ve got a GSP that looks a bit like this: <div id=\"tabs\">
I have a \'User\' and a \'UserOrder\' class in grails. There is a \'belongsTo\' relationship defined on the userOrder class and a hasMany relationship on the \'User\' class, like so:
I would like to ask what should I replace ApplicationHolder to get the grailapplication. I have the following grails script to run a method in a grails service.
I\'ve got a project written in Grails. When I run it from a console with grails run-app I\'ve got all my logs printed to the console, just as I want it.
I need to get a sum of all items sold per order per store. I am running a sum() on expression using executeQuery(). It works fine as shown below but I wanted to know if there is a better, groovier way
I am using Grails开发者_开发知识库 1.3.7. I build a war file & deploy it in tomcat. I have an external groovy configuration file that I use to set up logging. I added some perf4j logging appenders
In Grails controller actions, for validations, We use command objects. The problem is the number of CommandObject classes have exploded.
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