T. Yamamoto spoke at a conference in Yokohama on July 22, 2009 about using Grails, a web framework that uses Groovy and is built on Spring and Hibernate. Grails can be used to quickly develop web applications and up to 90% of new projects use Grails. Yamamoto discussed how to add additional servlets and mappings to a Grails application's web descriptor as well as how to configure additional Spring beans.

1. 2009/07/22 @Yokohama
def speaker = new Cast(name:”T.Yamamoto”,version:”G*4-2009-07-22”)

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Web
90%Grails
JGGUG( )
Grails 9-11
Grails Acegi Plugin
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/mottsnite/

3. Groovy,Java,Spring,Hibernate
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•http://grails.org/Download
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•export GRAILS_HOME=/opt/grails-1.1.1
•export PATH=$PATH:$GRAILS_HOME/bin

13. def doWithWebDescriptor = { webXml ->
def servletElement = webXml.'servlet'
def lastServlet = servletElement[servletElement.size()-1]
lastServlet + {
'servlet' {
'servlet-name'("simpleResource")
'servlet-class'("SimpleResource")
'load-on-startup'("1")
}
}
def mappingElement = webXml.'servlet-mapping'
def lastMapping = mappingElement[mappingElement.size()-1]
lastMapping + {
'servlet-mapping' {
'servlet-name'("simpleResource")
'url-pattern'("/resources/*")
}
}
}

14. def doWithSpring = {
javascriptService(net.xmldo.grails.plugins.rhino.services.RhinoService){bean->
bean.autowire = true
}
}

18. Grails/Groovy
http://www.jggug.org/