Programming Grails. Best Practices for Experienced Grails Developers

Spis treści książki

• Programming Grails
• Preface
  • Who This Book Is For
  • Other Resources
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Using Code Examples
  • Safari Books Online
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
• 1. Introduction to Groovy
  • Installing Groovy
    • Groovy Console
  • Optional Typing
  • Collections and Maps
  • Properties
    • Using the AST Browser
    • Decompiling with JD-GUI
    • Decompiling with javap
  • Closures
    • Interface Coercion
    • Programmatic Closures
    • Owner, Delegate, and this
  • Groovys Contributions in the War Against Verbosity
    • Constructors
    • Checked Exceptions
    • Groovy Truth
    • Semicolons
    • Optional Return
    • Scope
    • Parentheses
    • Default Imports
  • Differences Between Java and Groovy
    • Array Initialization
    • in and def Keywords
    • do/while Loops
    • for Loops
    • Annotations
    • Groovy Equality
    • Multimethod Dispatch
  • Groovy Strings
  • Static this
  • The Groovy JDK (GDK)
    • DefaultGroovyMethods and InvokerHelper
  • Metaprogramming and the MOP
  • Adding Methods
    • Intercepting Method Calls
      • getProperty and setProperty
      • methodMissing and propertyMissing
  • Operators
    • Null-Safe Dereference
    • Elvis
    • Spread
    • Spaceship
    • Field Access
    • as
    • in
    • Method Reference
  • Overload Your Operators
    • Being Too Groovy
  • def Considered Harmful
  • Closures Versus Methods
  • TypeChecked, CompileStatic, and invokedynamic
• 2. Grails Internals
  • Installing Grails
    • Creating an Application
      • A nte about the work directory
      • Running the application
  • The Grails Command Line
  • IDE Support
  • Plugins
    • Optional Plugins
      • The cache plugin
      • The database-migration plugin
      • The hibernate plugin
      • The jquery plugin
      • The resources plugin
      • The tomcat plugin
      • The webxml plugin
    • Core Plugins
      • The codecs plugin
      • The controllers plugin
      • The converters plugin
      • The core plugin
      • The dataSource plugin
      • The domainClass plugin
      • The filters plugin
      • The groovyPages plugin
      • The i18n plugin
      • The logging plugin
      • The mimeTypes plugin
      • The scaffolding plugin
      • The services plugin
      • The servlets plugin
      • The urlMappings plugin
      • The validation plugin
  • Conventions
    • Controller and View Conventions
      • Data binding conventions
      • Layout conventions
      • URI conventions
    • Service Conventions
    • Domain Class Conventions
  • More Information
• 3. Persistence
  • Data Mapping
    • Nonpersistent Domain Classes
  • Data Validation
    • Custom Validation
    • Extreme Custom Validation
    • Validation Plugins
    • Friendly Error Messages
    • Blanks Versus Nulls
  • Transients
  • Mapping Collections
  • Querying
  • Saving, Updating, and Deleting
  • NoSQL Support
• 4. Spring
  • Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection
    • Complex Dependency Configuration Using Spring SpEL
    • Manually Injecting Dependencies at Runtime
  • Bean Scopes
  • Transactional Services
    • @Transactional
    • Transaction Proxies
      • Unintentionally bypassing the bean proxy
    • Transaction Utility Methods
  • Bean Life Cycles and Interfaces
  • Bean Postprocessors
    • A Groovier Way
  • Bean Aliases
  • Internationalization
  • Resources
    • Resource Dependency Injection
    • ResourceLocator
  • Data Binding and Validation
    • Data Binding
    • Validation
  • Database Persistence
    • Thread-Local Holders
    • JdbcTemplate
    • Other Database Support
  • Spring MVC
    • Filters
    • Using Spring MVC Controllers
  • Remoting
    • Client Access
  • JMS
  • EJBs
  • JMX
  • Email
  • Cache Abstraction
• 5. Hibernate
  • Mapping Domain Classes
  • Dialects
    • Dialect Autodetection
    • Dialect Customization
  • Hibernate Without GORM
    • hibernate.cfg.xml
    • HibernateUtil
    • Author
    • Book
    • Experimenting with the APIs
  • The Session
    • withSession
    • withNewSession
  • Open Session in View
    • Disabling OSIV
  • Custom User Types
  • Optimistic and Pessimistic Locking
  • Accessing the Sessions Connection
  • schema-export
  • SQL Logging
  • Proxies
    • equals, hashCode, and compareTo
  • Caching
    • Examples
    • Caching API
      • evicting
      • Accessing caches
    • Query Caching Considered Harmful?
  • HQL
    • executeQuery
    • Query Syntax
    • Report Queries
      • Single properties
      • Multiple properties
      • new list
    • Aggregate Functions
    • Expressions
    • Collections
  • Collections Performance
    • The Solution
  • Session.createFilter()
  • Custom Configurations
  • Mapping Views and Subselect Classes
    • Subselect Domain Classes
    • Selecting with a POGO
  • get(), load(), and read()
    • get()
    • load()
    • read()
  • Performance
    • Caching
    • Lazy Loading
    • Transactional Write-Behind
• 6. Integration
  • JMS
    • XA Support with the Atomikos Plugin
  • Mail
    • Sending Email
    • Sending Email Asynchronously
    • Sending Email from Log4j
    • Testing
  • SOAP Web Services
    • The Server Application
    • The Client Application
    • TCPMon
  • REST
    • TCPMon
  • JMX
• 7. Configuration
  • External config Files
    • Loading the Configuration
    • Partitioning Config Files
  • Splitting resources.groovy
  • Modularizing Within resources.groovy
  • Environment-Specific Spring Beans
    • Beans Closures in Config.groovy
  • Options for BuildConfig.groovy
  • Adding Additional Source Folders
    • Extra Folders Under grails-app
• 8. Plugins
  • Creating a Plugin
    • Initial Steps
  • The Plugin Descriptor
    • Metadata
    • Life Cycle Callbacks
      • doWithWebDescriptor
      • doWithSpring
      • doWithDynamicMethods
      • doWithApplicationContext
      • onChange
      • onConfigChange
      • onShutdown
  • Splitting Applications into Plugins
    • Inline Plugins
  • Building and Releasing
    • Automated Testing
      • A mini DSL to describe versions
      • Continuous integration
      • Testing scripts
  • Running the Tests
  • Custom Plugin Repositories
  • Plugin Documentation
  • Custom Artifacts
  • Some Notes on Plugin Development Workflow
• 9. Security
  • OWASP
    • A1: Injection
      • Command injection
    • A2: Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
      • Remedies
      • Best practices
    • A3: Broken Authentication and Session Management
    • A4: Insecure Direct Object References
      • Remedies
    • A5: Cross-Site Request Forgery
      • Remedies
    • A6: Security Misconfiguration
      • Remedies
    • A7: Insecure Cryptographic Storage
      • Best practices
    • A8: Failure to Restrict URL Access
    • A9: Insufficient Transport Layer Protection
    • A10: Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards
  • Security Plugins
    • spring-security-core
      • Getting started
      • Access control
  • Other Plugins and Libraries
    • AntiSamy
    • ESAPI
    • HDIV
  • General Best Practices
• 10. The Cloud
  • Cost Savings
  • What You Give Up
  • Cloud Foundry
    • Database Applications
      • Creating an application
    • Scaling
      • HTTP sessions
    • NoSQL, RabbitMQ, and Searchable
    • Monitoring and the Cloud Foundry UI Plugin
      • The cloud-foundry-ui Plugin
  • Heroku
    • Database Applications
      • Creating an application
    • Scaling
      • HTTP sessions
    • Build Packs
  • Other Providers
  • Other Uses for Cloud Services
• 11. AOP
  • Grails Filters
  • HTTP Filters
  • Groovy AOP
    • Registering Metaclass Interceptors
    • Error Code URL Mappings
  • Spring AOP
    • Enabling Spring AOP
    • Defining AspectJ-Annotated Aspects
    • Compile-Time Weaving
• 12. Upgrading Applications and Plugins
  • Why Doesnt the Upgrade Script Do More?
  • A General Approach to Upgrading
    • Upgrading Petclinic: A Case Study
      • Step 1: Determine the changes in the application
      • Step 2: Make the first round of changes in a new application
      • Step 3: Make the second round of changes
      • Step 4: Finishing up
      • Running the upgrade script instead
  • A Short History of Grails
    • Grails 1.2
    • Grails 1.2.2
    • Grails 1.2.4
    • Grails 1.3
    • Grails 1.3.1
    • Grails 1.3.2
    • Grails 1.3.4
    • Grails 1.3.6
    • Grails 1.3.7
    • Grails 1.3.8
    • Grails 1.3.9
    • Grails 2.0
    • Grails 2.0.2
    • Grails 2.1.x
    • Grails 2.2.x
  • Notes on Upgrading
• Index
• About the Author
• Colophon
• Copyright

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