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Reminder: GUM next Tuesday

2010-01-06T01:20:57Z

GUM is coming up next Tuesday, January 12th at 6pm!
Colin Harrington will be presenting on the view layer and URL mappings. He's
planning on discussing some of the internals of sitemesh and the view side
of Grails, so it should be a very informative presentation.
Hope to see you there!
Jesse

Last Chance to Submit Proposals for GR8 in the US 2010

2010-01-05T14:01:31Z

Hi All,
The GR8 in the US conference is quickly approaching, which means we
are going to have to start nailing down presentations. If any of you
were planning on submitting proposals, please do so ASAP. We have a
very strong Groovy community here and I want to make sure that we show
it off.
The url for presentations is [link]

Re: [grails-user] Grails Criteria Querying associations: filter on concrete Class

2010-01-04T04:51:33Z

Thank you,
using eq("class", CreditAccount.name) works great.
Colin Harrington

Re: quartz jobs and dependency injections

2009-12-30T21:43:46Z

Thanks for the reply Ted. I created the service like you suggested
and the rest plugin still would not work. I decided to just use the
HTTPBuilder directly and that works just great so I'm good to go now.
Interesting to note that the mail plugin works great in the service...
so I think that was a good idea to put it there...maybe there is just

Re: Grails Criteria Querying associations: filter on concrete Class

2009-12-30T15:47:38Z

You could also come at it from the other way. Instead of trying to
filter from the transaction create the critreria on the CreditAccount
object instead.
On Dec 29, 7:08 pm, Christopher Bartling <chris.bartl...@gmail.com>
wrote:

Re: [GUM] Grails Criteria Querying associations: filter on concrete Class

2009-12-30T01:08:57Z

I'd try the Hibernate site.
-- chris --
Sent from my iPhone
On Dec 29, 2009, at 6:07 PM, Colin Harrington <colin.harring...@gmail.com
> wrote:

Grails Criteria Querying associations: filter on concrete Class

2009-12-30T00:07:26Z

How do I use criteria to query associations of a specific type/subclass?
Account {
static hasMany = [transactions: Transaction]
...
CreditAccount extends Account {
...
String filterableProperty
class Transaction {
static belongsTo = [account: Account]
...
BigDecimal amount

Re: [GUM] quartz jobs and dependency injections

2009-12-29T18:19:03Z

I took a quick look at the grails rest plugin. Looks like it's doing this
in the Plugin setup file:
def doWithDynamicMethods = { ctx ->
def config =
org.codehaus.groovy.grails.com mons.ConfigurationHolder.confi g
def types = config.grails?.rest?.injectInt o ?: ["Controller"]
types.each { type ->

quartz jobs and dependency injections

2009-12-29T15:16:24Z

Hey guys,
I'm having some trouble running plugins from within quartz jobs and I
was wondering if you had any suggestions.
I have the following job:
class MyJob {
static triggers = { }
def execute() {
// execute task
log.error("tukrjab!");
withHttp(uri: "[link]") {

Re: [GUM] Re: Swing combobox binding to XML datasource via URL

2009-12-23T14:46:48Z

There was one for netbeans 6.8 beta, but it's not been updated to work
with 6.8 final yet. I tried to get it to work, using all my
plugin-fu, but alas, it was not to be. :/

Re: Swing combobox binding to XML datasource via URL

2009-12-23T14:44:54Z

Thanks, I appreciate the reply.
I was trying to learn the long form way of doing things first so I
could learn why the shortcuts/frameworks work the way they do, but I
will definitely take a look at Griffon. I have already done some stuff
with Grails, so the learning curve shouldn't be difficult. The main

Re: [GUM] Swing combobox binding to XML datasource via URL

2009-12-23T01:16:33Z

I'd recommend looking at Griffon for this if you haven't already.
If you want to hand-roll the MVC stuff yourself though, then I'd look
at how @Bindable works. You should be able to define a model/domain
object that is @Bindable with your view, and then your controller
calls setX on the model, thus updating the view.

Swing combobox binding to XML datasource via URL

2009-12-22T16:45:55Z

Hello fellow Groovy Developers!
I'm fairly new to developing with Java and Groovy and am working on
building a Swing-based user account management application that
manages the accounts of a few disparate systems. The goal is not only
to centralize the account management of these systems, but to also

Re: Overnight Website Challenge 2010

2009-12-17T17:35:42Z

Hey all,
Last year, I was apart of a overnight web challenge team that used
Grails. We were able to deploy on to VISI's servers just fine. This
year VISI appears to be offering their cloud service (free for a year)
which is different but probably not an issue.
Also, I'll let Colin Harrington expound on if creating a custom-CMS in

Re: [GUM] Overnight Website Challenge 2010

2009-12-15T16:12:14Z

Yes, I noticed the FAQ - doesn't sounds like hosting is an issue
(relative value.

You never know what they need - perhaps it might even be an
interesting project (i.e. not broshure-ware / CMS site, which is less
fun of course). I once did a weekeng-long project called startup
weekend and it was tons of fun, this seems in the same vein.