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This doesn't have much at all to do with Grails, other than that you're probably doing it in a Grails app. There aren't any plugins that I'm aware of, so you would likely just do it the same way as...

I think it's mostly an omission from when we redesigned the site. It can be useful to conveniently download the zip for situations like yours, but I think the old UI made the button too prominent and...

You can download plugin zips from http://repo.grails.org/grails/plugins/org/grails/plugins/ and the latest spring-security-core plugin version is here:...

I'm not sure if that's correct, but the error is just telling you that you're missing an import for javax.persistence.GenerationType

I just noticed you're using Grails 1.3.7. If this is a new app you should consider using 2.1.x or 2.2.x. It won't affect this issue, but there are many significant benefits to using the more recent...

This is a Hibernate thing, not Grails. Hibernate defaults to using a single sequence for all tables for PK generation since Oracle doesn't support auto-increment PKs. Is this going to be read-only,...

Looks like it was merged into the "set" tag in this commit: https://github.com/grails/grails-core/commit/8342a7f206b064c72350839dea0d8245504bfeed

The "beanName" attribute would now be just "bean"....

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There's...

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Good question. Unfortunately this forum doesn't get much traffic. Try the User mailing list, lots more activity there: http://grails.org/Mailing+Lists

Unfortunately there isn't much usage on this forum - try the User mailing list instead. Sign up at http://grails.org/Mailing+Lists

Try the User mailing list at http://grails.org/Mailing+Lists - there are a log more users there than on this forum.

Put Java classes in src/java.

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You should start a new thread for new questions. You need GGTS to have both Groovy and Grails support - download here: http://www.springsource.org/downloads/sts-ggts

This forum doesn't get much...

In general you remove plugins by editing BuildConfig.groovy and deleting the dependency in the plugins section. There might be an entry in application.properties, so delete those rows. Then run...

The STS classpath is derived from the Grails classpath; run Project | Grails Tools | Refresh Dependencies to sync up STS and Grails. Try doing this outside of the IDE to reduce the number of...

Run "grails compile --refresh-dependencies". Putting jars in the lib directory is still supported (although adding dependencies in BuildConfig.groovy is the preferred approach) but they're not...

Grails and Groovy are developed at SpringSource but Griffon isn't, so it wouldn't make much sense to create a Griffon forum here. There are mailing lists though - see...

Groovy code is compiled into bytecode without an intermediate Java phase.

Are you double-encoding the password? The newer User domain class encodes the password, so if you're also encoding it with springSecurityService.encodePassword() you'll see this. But that should be...

If a table or column name is a reserved name, either change the class or field name so the generated database name is ok, or use the mapping block to specify a different database name:


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You can download the whole distro from http://static.springsource.org/spring-security/site/downloads.html which includes binary and source jars, or get individual jars from Maven Central, e.g....

Given a customer id, you can find all related ContractItem instances with "def items = ContractItem.findAllByCustomer(Customer.load(customerId))". In this case I'm using the load() method to avoid an...

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