List of Tables

Chapter 2. The Groovy essentials

Table 2.1. Groovy Truth evaluations

Table 2.2. Conversions supported by as

Chapter 3. Modeling the domain

Table 3.1. Grails gives you lots of validators out of the box.

Chapter 4. Putting the model to work

Table 4.1. The basic scaffolding controller methods

Table 4.2. A selection of available dynamic finders

Table 4.3. Options for the list() method

Chapter 5. Controlling application flow

Table 5.1. Grails supports four storage contexts for passing content between controllers and forms

Table 5.2. Lifecycle phases and their usage

Table 5.3. Variables exposed to filters

Chapter 6. Developing tasty views, forms, and layouts

Table 6.1. Link-related tags

Table 6.2. Summary of basic form tags

Table 6.3. Less-common UI-related form tags

Table 6.4. Types of custom tags supported by Grails

Table 6.5. Conventions for applying layout templates

Chapter 7. Building reliable applications

Table 7.1. Useful assertions available to your test cases

Table 7.2. Mock controller properties available in unit tests

Table 7.3. Common assertions in the Functional Test plugin

Chapter 8. Using plugins: adding Web 2.0 in 60 minutes

Table 8.1. Data types supported by Google Chart

Table 8.2. The searchResult return value gives you a wealth of query information.

Chapter 9. Wizards and workflow with webflows

Table 9.1. Flow-related methods available in WebFlowTestCase

Table 9.2. Flow-related assertions available in WebFlowTestCase

Chapter 10. Don���t let strangers in���security