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A Grails plugin to bridge Spring Security and Shiro

I started using Spring Security in 2007 when I was tasked with adding security to a Spring/Hibernate application at the company I was working for. There were a few options to choose ...
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Grails SQL Logging part 2 – groovy.sql.Sql

I discussed options for logging Hibernate-generated SQL in an earlier post but today I was trying to figure out how to see the SQL from groovy.sql.Sql and didn’t have much luck ...
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Grails: Autodiscovery of JPA-annotated domain classes

There are some issues to be fixed with the support for adding JPA annotations (for example @Entity) to Groovy classes in grails-app/domain in 2.0. This is due to the changes made to ...
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Logging Hibernate SQL

There are two well-known ways to log Hibernate SQL in Grails; one is to add logSql = true in DataSource.groovy (either in the top-level block for all environments or per-environment)             dataSource ...
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Stuff I Learned from Grails Consulting

I don’t do much Grails consulting since I work for the Engineering group, and we have an excellent group of support engineers that usually work directly with clients. I do occasionally ...
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Using Servlet 3.0 Async Features in Grails 2.0

I was talking to someone last week about the new support for Servlet 3.0 async features in Grails 2 and realized I didn’t know that much about what was available. So I thought I’d ...
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Using Servlet 3.0 Async Features in Grails 2.0

I was talking to someone last week about the new support for Servlet 3.0 async features in Grails 2 and realized I didn’t know that much about what was available. So I thought I’d ...
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Make your Spring Security @Secured annotations more DRY

Recently a user on the Grails User mailing list wanted to know how to reduce repetition when defining @Secured annotations. The rules for specifying attributes in Java annotations are ...
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