This should be a rather simple change: the only two classes that know about the User class is the User class itself and UserLookupService. Renaming the User class and the references to it in UserLookupService should be all you need to do.

If you’d like to keep the class named ‘User’ but just map it to a different table, you can just add something like this to the ‘mapping’ section in the User.groovy class:


table 'person'


Please let me know if you run into issues.

-Doug

I found the solution (using facades) before read your reply, however I’m happy to be able to solve this problem by my self.

Thanks for your reply .

Thanks for your comment — your English is just fine.

The logic we implemented actually works in the order you’re proposing. We used Cairngorm in a very similar fashion, and the last step was to change the view (which in this case would load the module as appropriate, with the resulting update to the browser URL). So in the result/fault function in step 4, we’d simply use a Facade to set the bookId and load the module as per the last code snippet in this post.

I may be missing your point here — please let me know if it’s still unclear.

I have been testing your examples (URLKit with Modules and Cairngorm with Facades), and I have some questions about the right way to develope. I will try to explain the best as possible using my poor english

The nomal way to change views in a Flex application with Cairngorm or Swizframework is the next one:
1. Click button (or something similar) which dispatches event
2. Event will be catched by a command (or Controller if we use Swizframework
3. In command/controller we make all calls to Delegates in order to get data
4. The AsyncTokens from Delegates call to diferents results or faults functions
5. In one of our result/fault function, we will change view (we can use Facades in this methods)

In your examples you do my last step (step 5) at first, and then this visual changes, will dispatch event (your steps are the next one: 1,5,2,3,4)

Are there any way to do this steps in order (1,2,3,4,5) with URLKit?

At weekend I was thinking about this for long time but I don’t know how to do and because of it I ask you.

Thanks.

rodrigosavian@live.nl

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tank you!

thanks for the great plugin! I love the approach it takes. Do you have any plans on releasing a version compatible with Grails 1.1? I would love to upgrade, but there are still some plugin issues giving me headache.

Best regards,
Mike