The Definitive Guide to Grails
ISBN: 1590597583
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The Definitive Guide to Grails

The Definitive Guide to Grails (Definitive Guide)
By: Graeme Rocher
ISBN-10: 1590597583 ISBN-13: 9781590597583
Publisher: Apress - 2006-12-11
Paperback | 384 Pages
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Reviewed and endorsed by Guillaume Laforge and Dierk Koenig of Groovy, The Definitive Guide to Grails, by Grails lead Graeme Rocher, is for anyone looking for a more agile approach to web development with a dynamic scripting language such as Groovy. It will show you the new direction web frameworks are taking and specifically how a dynamic scripting language like Groovy can be harnessed on the JavaTM platform for productive Grails development.
This book takes you through the Grails development life cycle, including its project infrastructure, screen generation, full automatic object mapping to relational database systems, and a flexible, easy-to-use web layer. This book also demonstrates how Grails complements Java web development. Topics include creating domain classes in the Java platform while still accessing advanced features like dynamic persistent methods, using Grails controllers to call business logic written in the Java specification, and testing your Java application logic using Grails test cases.
- The author tackles new issues like writing web applications with dynamic languages, an agile approach, Ajax, and more.
- The Java platform has always been about choice, and this book demonstrates how you can use select aspects of Grails that you choose.
- The book makes up for the current lack of solid Groovy documentation.
Author Description:
Graeme Rocher is a software architect and Chief Technology Officer at Grails, a framework with the essence of Ruby on Rails, but targeted at tight Java integration. Graeme is the current project lead of Grails and is a member of the Groovy JSR-241 executive committee.In his current role as CTO at SkillsMatter, a company specializing in Open Source training, Graeme is in charge of the companies courseware development strategy and general technical direction. As part of this role he actively works with a wide range of professionals from the Open Source community and speaks at industry conferences whenever possible on subjects related to Groovy, Grails and dynamic languages in Java.
Table of Contents:
Foreword xivAbout the Author xvi
About the Technical Reviewers xvii
Acknowledgments xviii
Introduction xix
The Search for the Holy Grail(s) 1
Trouble in Paradise 1
The Arrival of Web 2.0 Applications 23
The Power of Java 3
Grails: The Story So Far 4
Java Integration 5
Simplicity and Power 5
Lessons Learned 7
Why You Should Be Interested in Grails 7
Getting Started with Grails 8
Running the Targets 10
The Obligatory "Hello World!" 11
The Unit Tests 15
Summary 16
The Groovy Language 17
Groovy and Java: A Comparison 18
What's the Same? 18
What's Different? 18
The Basics 20
Declaring Classes 20
Language-Level Assertions 21
Groovy Strings 21
Closures 24
Lists and Maps 25
Expando Objects 27
Ranges 28
Groovy PowerFeatures 29
Everything Is an Object 29
Metaprogramming 33
Understanding Builders 34
Summary 36
The Grails Project Infrastructure 37
Overview of a Grails Project 37
Grails and the MVC Pattern 40
The M in MVC 40
The V in MVC 41
The C in MVC 41
Beyond MVC 41
Being Environmentally Friendly 41
Data Source Configuration 42
Supported Databases 46
Configuring a Custom Dialect 47
Bootstrapping a Grails Application 48
Configuring Logging 48
Enabling SQL Logging 50
Logging and Environments 50
The Grails Command-Line Utilities 50
Running on a Different Port 51
Packaging a WAR Archive 51
Using the Grails Console and Shell 52
Using the Command-Line Shell 52
The Grails Console 53
IDE Integration 54
Installing the Groovy-Eclipse Plug-in 55
Importing a Grails Project 55
Running the Grails Application from Eclipse 58
Summary 60
The Application Domain 61
Simplified ORM with Grails Object-Relational Mapping (GORM) 61
GORM Basics 62
Making Properties Optional 65
Relationships with GORM 65
Performing CRUD Operations 67
Creating Bookmarks 68
Reading a Bookmark 68
Updating the Bookmark 68
Deleting Bookmarks 69
Querying the Domain Model 69
Basic Retrieval with get and exists 69
Listing, Sorting, and Counting 70
Querying with Dynamic Finders 71
Querying with HQL 73
Querying by Example 73
Querying with Criteria 74
Mapping Inheritance 79
Validating the Domain 81
Applying Domain Constraints 82
Validating Against Constraints 84
Defining Custom Constraints 85
Performing Updates Revisited 87
Summary 88
Scaffolding 89
Dynamic Scaffolding 89
Create Operation 92
Read Operation 96
Update Operation 96
Delete Operation 101
Overriding CRUD Operations 101
Customizing Fields with Constraints 103
Static Scaffolding 104
Generating a Controller 105
Generating Views 108
Summary 110
Testing, Testing, Testing 111
Writing Effective Unit Tests 112
Using the assert Keyword 114
Using Test Data 116
Exploring GroovyTestCase 117
Testing in Practice 118
Using Mocks and Stubs 121
Mocks in Action 121
Defining Test Data with Closure Currying 123
Functional Testing with WebTest 128
Installing WebTest 128
Generating a Web Test 131
Executing Web Tests 134
Interacting with Forms 136
Summary 137
Grails Controllers 139
Introduction to Controllers 139
Setting the Default Action 141
Accessing Request Attributes 142
Using Logging 143
Working with Request Parameters 145
Understanding Flash Scope 146
Creating a Model 148
Data Binding and Type Conversion 149
Data Binding with Domain Models 150
Data Binding with the bindData Method 152
Controlling Flow with Redirects 153
Constructing a Model with Chaining 154
Rendering a Response 156
Rendering Text 157
Rendering a Specific View 157
Rendering Markup 157
Using Action Interception 158
Before Advice 159
After Advice 159
Using Interceptors for Authentication 159
Handling File Uploads 167
Working with Multipart Requests 167
Uploads and Data Binding 169
Summary 170
Groovy Server Pages 171
The Basics 171
Understanding the Model 172
Page Directives 173
Groovy Scriptlets 173
GSP as GStrings 174
Built-in Grails Tags 175
Setting Variables with Tags 175
Logical Tags 175
Iterative Tags 177
Filtering and Iteration 178
Grails Dynamic Tags 181
Linking Tags 182
Creating Forms and Fields 184
Validation and Error Handling 189
Internationalization Support 191
The message Tag 191
Using Layouts and Templates 192
An Example Layout 193
Layout-by-Convention 195
Layout with Meta Tags 195
Layouts in Action 195
Understanding Templates 200
Shared Templates 202
The Render Method Revisited 202
Paginating Data 203
Creating Custom Tags 205
Creating a Tag Library 206
Custom Tag Basics 207
Custom Tags in Action 208
Testing a Custom Tag 211
Summary 215
Ajax 217
The Basics of Ajax 217
Ajax in Action 221
Executing Code Before and After a Call 229
Handling Events 230
More on Updating Content 231
Remote Linking 231
Applying Effects 233
Working with JavaScript Events 234
Remote Form Submission 236
A Note on Ajax and Performance 238
Summary 239
Services and Jobs 241
Service Basics 241
Transactions 242
Services and Dependency Injection 243
Services in Action 244
Extended Search Capability 246
Latest del.icio.us Posts 252
Testing the Service 255
Scheduling Jobs with Quartz 256
Simple Jobs 256
Cron Jobs 258
Jobs in Action 260
Updating the Domain Model 262
Implementing a Controller 262
Creating the View and Template 264
Scheduling the Job 267
Testing the Job 274
Interacting with the Scheduler 278
Pausing and Resuming Jobs 280
Triggering a Job 280
Adding and Removing Jobs 280
Summary 282
Java Integration 283
Server-Side Java Integration 283
ORM Integration with Hibernate 285
Mapping with Hibernate XML 285
EJB3-Compliant Mapping 289
Using Constraints with POJO Entities 300
Retrieving the SessionFactory 302
Dependency Injection with Spring 302
Getting Hold of Useful Beans 303
Overriding Bean Definitions 306
Using Spring Controllers with Grails 306
Using Acegi Security with Grails 318
Exposing a SOAP Service with XFire 327
Summary 331
Index 333 http://rapidshare.com/files/29876497/1590597583.rar
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