Grails

Scaffolding links from default landing page appear broken 2.0.0

Details

  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Open Open
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Unresolved
  • Affects Version/s: None
  • Fix Version/s: None
  • Component/s: Scaffolding
  • Labels:
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  • Environment:
    Windows 7 x64 12GB RAM, STS 2.81

Description

Created a new project using 2.0.0, Created 2 domain classes User and Profile including controllers which contain
static scaffold = true

run-app deploys, and landing page displays 2 fully qualified controller names.

then click on user controller link which goes to http://localhost:8080/xxxx/user/index , instantly get 404 with console displaying:

Error 2011-12-19 23:16:09,034 ["http-bio-8080"-exec-10] ERROR view.ScaffoldingViewResolver - Error generating scaffolded view [/user/index]: D:\Java\grails-2.0.0\grails-resources\src\grails\templates\scaffolding\index.gsp (The system cannot find the path specified)
Message: D:\Java\grails-2.0.0\grails-resources\src\grails\templates\scaffolding\index.gsp (The system cannot find the path specified)

Should the scaffolding not implement index to take me to the list view? Going directly to http://localhost:8080/xxxx/user/list does work.
So I then defined

def index =

{ redirect(action: "list", params: params) }

which made no difference and also tried it as a method instead of closure. So I copied the domain and controller classes verbatim to a grails 1.3.7 project and this issue does not occur.

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duplicates

Bug - A problem which impairs or prevents the functions of the product. GRAILS-8519 Scaffolding links from default landing page appear broken

  • Major - Major loss of function.
  • Closed - The issue is considered finished, the resolution is correct. Issues which are closed can be reopened.

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Jeff Brown added a comment -

Does the problem only occur when you run the app from within STS?

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Jeff Brown added a comment - Does the problem only occur when you run the app from within STS?
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Tim Goodchild added a comment -

It's a good question. Yes it had also failed on the command line. Today I went back and retried; it still failed.

But then I ran the following commands on the command line and it now works

clean
compile
run-app

I am not aware that these steps are necessary as run-app executes compilation and packaging. However it seems either grails or the STS plugins left the app in a state where it believed the webapp was up to date. I am unable to reproduce the original error, so please close this issue (and the accidental duplicate 8519)

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Tim Goodchild added a comment - It's a good question. Yes it had also failed on the command line. Today I went back and retried; it still failed. But then I ran the following commands on the command line and it now works clean compile run-app I am not aware that these steps are necessary as run-app executes compilation and packaging. However it seems either grails or the STS plugins left the app in a state where it believed the webapp was up to date. I am unable to reproduce the original error, so please close this issue (and the accidental duplicate 8519) Thanks
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Tim Goodchild added a comment -

Do you know if the STS plugins need to be updated for Grails 2.0?

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Tim Goodchild added a comment - Do you know if the STS plugins need to be updated for Grails 2.0? Thanks
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Jeff Brown added a comment -

Tim,

The error message is surprising. I don't think that Grails should ever be looking for anything under the grails-resources directory unless your GRAILS_HOME is set to a development workspace where you have the Grails source code checked out and built.

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Jeff Brown added a comment - Tim, The error message is surprising. I don't think that Grails should ever be looking for anything under the grails-resources directory unless your GRAILS_HOME is set to a development workspace where you have the Grails source code checked out and built.
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Tim Goodchild added a comment -

Jeff,

Yes I also found the path a little strange but I don't know enough about the internal workings of Grails; perhaps this points to another bug.
GRAILS_HOME is set to D:\Java\grails-2.0.0 and there is only Grails in that folder.

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Tim Goodchild added a comment - Jeff, Yes I also found the path a little strange but I don't know enough about the internal workings of Grails; perhaps this points to another bug. GRAILS_HOME is set to D:\Java\grails-2.0.0 and there is only Grails in that folder.
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Tim Goodchild added a comment -

to clarify, I don't have the grails source code checked out and built in that folder, just the binary download

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Tim Goodchild added a comment - to clarify, I don't have the grails source code checked out and built in that folder, just the binary download

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