I want to allow users to traverse the domain classes and print out dumps of stuff. My frist problem: assuming the following works just fine:
//this works
class EasyStuffController{
def quickStuff = {
def findAThing = MyDomainClass.findByStuff(params.stuff)
[foundThing:findAThing]
}
}
What is the proper way to write what I am trying to say below:
//this doesn't
class EasyStuffController{ servletContext ->
def quickStuff = {
def classNameString = "MyDomainClass" //or params.whichOne something like that
def domainHandle = grailsApplication.domainClasses.findByFullName(classNameString)
//no such property findByFullName
def findAThing = domainHandle.findByStuff(params.stuff)
[foundThing:findAThing]
}
}
//this also doesn't
class EasyStuffController{ servletContext ->
def quickStuff = {
def classNameString = "MyDomainClass" //or params.whichOne something like that
def domainHandle
grailsApplication.domainClasses.each{
if(it.fullName==classNameString)domainHandle=it
}
def findAThing = domainHandle.findByStuff(params.stuff)
//No signature of method: org.codehaus.groovy.grails.commons.DefaultGrailsDomainClass.list() is applicable
[foundThing:findAThing]
}
}
Those lines above don't work at all. I am trying to give users the ability to choose any domain class and get back the thing with "stuff." Assumption: all domain classes have a Stuff field of the same type.