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possible issue in chapter 7 of gwsg v2 #1
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Hi Bocode, It sounds like you are running into a Java packaging issue. After Jason and I wrote the 2nd Edition, Grails started putting all of its artifacts into packages. In other words, your User.groovy class is probably in grails-app/domain/racetrack/User.groovy. It would be nice if Grails "just knew" what you were talking about when you told it to "grails generate-all User", but instead you need to be a bit more specific: "grails generate-all racetrack.User". HTH, ThirstyHead: training done right On Mar 17, 2011, at 3:42 AM, bocode wrote:
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Hi Scott, Thanks for the reply. Let me retry with your suggestion. Thank you On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 12:24 AM, scottdavis99 <
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This solution worked for me. I was having the same issue. Thanks! |
I am still having this issue, even when adding the package name. |
My bad ... I was typing a wrong package name :) |
Hi Scott,
I've reading the second issue and found an issue after invoking "grails generate-all User" command. I'm using grails 1.3.7 version on windows xp and java compiler is 1.6.0_10..
BTW i cut pasted the User's domain code and issued the generate-all command.
Here is the error:
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