SPRINGONE 2GX 2012: THE SPRING, GROOVY, GRAILS, & CLOUD EVENT OF THE YEAR!


Burt Beckwith

Core Member of the Grails Development Team

Burt Beckwith is a Java and Groovy developer with over ten years of experience in a variety of industries including biotech, travel, e-learning, social networking, and financial services. For the past three years he's been working with Grails and Groovy full-time. Along the way he's created over fifteen Grails plugins and made significant contributions to several others. He was the technical editor for Grails in Action.

Blog

This Week in Grails (2012-19)

Posted Tuesday, May 15, 2012

We’re getting ready to release Grails 2.1, with a release candidate hopefully this week. The cache plugins I mentioned last week will be released around the same time, and the ‘core’ cache plugin will be a default plugin in BuildConfimore »

This Week in Grails (2012-18)

Posted Wednesday, May 9, 2012

The details for SpringOne 2GX 2012 are now online, it will be in Washington, DC this year, October 15th-18th. The MongoDB plugin went 1.0 this weemore »

This Week in Grails (2012-17)

Posted Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Check out this post on using Shiro to secure a Grails application. The Spring Security plugins are much more widely used but Shiro is an excellent security framework and deserves a lot more attention in the Grails community. Not strictly Grails-related,more »

This Week in Grails (2012-16)

Posted Monday, April 23, 2012

The April edition of the Java Tech Journal is all about Groovy; check out the table of contents: Making JavaFX Groovier – Easy Development of JavaFx 2.x Applications, Dean Iverson Contracts for Groovy – GContracts: A Design by Contract Extemore »
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Presentations

Grails Spring Security Plugins

In this talk we'll look at the Spring Security Core plugin and its dependent plugins. The core plugin provides all of the standard functionality you expect from a security plugin (URL security, users, roles, form-based authentication, etc.) and extension more »

Advanced GORM - Performance, Customization and Monitoring

You've used GORM in Grails apps, you've written custom criteria and HQL queries, and now you're ready to take database access in Grails to the next level.more »

Deploying Grails Applications to Cloud Foundry

Cloud Foundry is a revolutionary open-source PaaS service from VMware and Grails applications have first-class support on the platform.more »

Grails Spring Security Plugins

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Burt Beckwith By Burt Beckwith

In this talk we'll look at the Spring Security Core plugin and its dependent plugins. The core plugin provides all of the standard functionality you expect from a security plugin (URL security, users, roles, form-based authentication, etc.) and extension plugins add extra functionality such as OpenID support, LDAP authentication, object and method security with ACLs, and more.



We'll look at the various plugins and create some sample applications to see how easy it is to secure a Grails application with Spring Security.


Advanced GORM - Performance, Customization and Monitoring

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Burt Beckwith By Burt Beckwith

You've used GORM in Grails apps, you've written custom criteria and HQL queries, and now you're ready to take database access in Grails to the next level.



In this talk we'll look at some advanced GORM topics including using database views to map domain classes to multiple tables, writing a Configuration subclass to fine-tune domain class mappings and customize Hibernate beyond what GORM mappings provide, how to create immutable read-only domain classes, and some tips for monitoring database access.


Deploying Grails Applications to Cloud Foundry

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Burt Beckwith By Burt Beckwith

Cloud Foundry is a revolutionary open-source PaaS service from VMware and Grails applications have first-class support on the platform.



In this talk we'll look at the features of the Grails cloud-foundry and cloud-foundry-ui plugins and sample applications using supported services like MongoDB, Redis, and RabbitMQ. You'll be amazed at how easy it is to build and deploy a cloud-based application with Cloud Foundry and Grails.