Grails
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Enterprise Java
Grails with Spring Security
1. Overview of Spring Security Integration with Grails Spring Security touts a number of authentication, authorization, instance-based, and various other…
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Software Development
X-Mas Musings – Too Many Paths. One Path Spec?
December is for many people a period of reflection or thought. So I decided to reflect upon last year’s things…
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Enterprise Java
Adding a “lite” Groovy web console to a Grails war
Suppose you have a Grails application deployed to a server – how would you go about finding out how the…
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Enterprise Java
X-Mas Musings – Do Not Use Random Server Port in Grails Integration Tests
December is for many people a period of reflection or thought. So I decided to reflect upon last year’s things…
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Enterprise Java
Why is Spring’s Health Down, Down, Up, Up, Up and Down again?
Why Our new JavaScript client application regularly calls the /health endpoint of our Grails backend to determine on- of offline…
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Enterprise Java
Grails 3.3 Integration Testing with Spock Mocks
It is easy to use the Spock Framework, shipped with Grails, to mock or stub a collaborator (such as a…
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Groovy
Grails 3.3 has Spock 1.1
You’ll be glad to know that milestone 1 of Grails 3.3 has been released 3 days ago — and is…
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Groovy
Grails Anti-Pattern: Everything is a Service
The context Grails makes it very easy to put any logic of your application in a service. Just grails create-service…
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Groovy
Grails Anti-Pattern: Locally Optimized Dynamic Finders Everywhere
The context Grails makes it very easy to persist and find stuff using domain classes. It uses GORM (Grails’ Object…
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