Titlebook: Beginning Groovy and Grails; From Novice to Profe Christopher M. Judd,Joseph Faisal Nusairat,James S Book 2008 Jim Shingler and Joseph Fais

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Verpackung, Versand und Ladungssicherung,y heart and soul…or in Java terms, its .. Those of you familiar with Ruby on Rails and other web frameworks know the domain as amodel. These synonymous terms are most often used in conjunction with the objects that are persisted against the database. Although the terms are interchangeable, for the p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-29757-4o expose your application functionality to other applications. You can also use the techniques discussed in this chapter to drive Web 2.0 Ajax-enabled web applications, like those discussed in Chapter 8.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-29757-4ng the views look and feel right. Then someone starts using the application and says, “Wouldn’t it be good if users could print out a copy of the information to take with them and refer to throughout their day?” “Oops, we didn’t think about that.” (Insert chirping crickets here.)

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,Internationale Verkehrsträgerlogistik,Chapter 4 introduced the layering and components of Grails, and it showed you how to create a simple application using Grails scaffolding. In this chapter, you’ll use the domain objects from Chapter 4 to start the process of creating an attractive, full-featured application.

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Integrierte Materialwirtschaft und LogistikGrails is more than just a web framework—it is an application framework. And almost all applications contain functionality that must be executed on a periodic basis (every 15 minutes, once an hour, twice a day, daily, weekly, month, quarterly, yearly). This is known as ..

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Integrierte Materialwirtschaft und LogistikIn Chapter 9, you developed a RESTful web services facility for the Collab-Todo application. You’re now able to go to your browser, type in the URL, and perform basic CRUD operations against the domain objects using XML or JSON. In this chapter, you’re going to see how you can use Groovy to consume the web services.

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Building the User Interface,Chapter 4 introduced the layering and components of Grails, and it showed you how to create a simple application using Grails scaffolding. In this chapter, you’ll use the domain objects from Chapter 4 to start the process of creating an attractive, full-featured application.