I`m really confused here about this weird behavior! The thing is, I have a grails app which in my local machine it is creating all FK in my MYSQL db.
What is the best way to map two entities in GORM when the primary key of one table is also a foreign key from another table. For ex:
if (params.filters) { def o = JSON.parse(params.filters); def groupOp = o.groupOp def fields = o.rules.field
I want to use a JPA domain model in an application developed using the latest Grails milestone (2.0.0.M1). The JPA domain classes are in the src\\java directory of the application.
开发者_StackOverflow社区Hello I have the follwing domain classes. class Student { int age static hasMany = [courses:Course]
I have a strange situation which appears to indicate a GORM cacheing problem //begin with all book.status\'s as UNREAD
I need to use the Spring Security User, Role/Authority and the UserRole-join classes both in a Grails application and a Java app.
I am learning Grails, I am trying to build a small application. And for now I am working on the registration part.
Must I assign the relationship in each direction?Using the textbook domain classes for the hasOne relationship, this appears necessary from my testing so far to get the instances to recognize each oth
I\'m getting IndexOutOfBoundsException exception while calling a dynamic finder when I call it from within a Transaction from controller.
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