How to extend per environment configuration in grails

It seems that only grails.serverURL and grails.path are recognized as 开发者_如何学Cper environment configrautions. bla and foo are ignored and could not be used in application Anyone could solves this and provide a way to get bla and foo configured per environment?

environments {
    production {
        grails.serverURL = "http://alpha.foo.de"
        grails.path = ""
        bla = "text"
        foo= "word"
    }
    test {
        grails.serverURL = "http://test.foo.de"
        grails.path = ""
        bla = "othertext"
        foo= "otherword"
    }
}

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Since Grails 3.0, both Groovy or YAML syntax can be used. The new main application configuration file is /conf/application.yml but you can continue to use your existing groovy configuration defining a /conf/application.groovy file.

This is an example of datasource definition per environment (in YAML):

environments:
    development:
        dataSource:
            dbCreate: create-drop
            url: jdbc:h2:mem:devDb
    test:
        dataSource:
            dbCreate: update
            url: jdbc:h2:mem:testDb
    production:
        dataSource:
            dbCreate: update
            url: jdbc:h2:prodDb
    myenv:
        dataSource:
            dbCreate: update
            url: jdbc:h2:myenvDb

To run a grails command in a specific environment you can use:

grails [environment] [command name]

To target an environment different from dev, test and prod you can use:

grails -Dgrails.env=myenv run-app

See the grails environment documentation or this example application for more information.

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All the ConfigSlurper variables are scoped by environment. What you've shown above should work fine.

When you use grails run-app, you are running in the development environment by default. Could that be your issue?

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Try...

> grails prod run-app

This should give you bla (text) and foo (word)

> grails test run-app

This should give you bla (othertext) and foo (otherword)

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Config.groovy setting

environments {
    development {
        grails.serverURL = "http://alpha.foo.de"
        grails.path = "/bar"
        staticServerURL = "http://static.foo.de"
        staticPath = "/static"
    }
}

source code index.gsp

${grailsApplication.config.staticServerURL}a
${grailsApplication.config.staticPath}b
${grailsApplication.config.grails.serverURL}c
${grailsApplication.config.grails.path}d

what is printed out when started with grails run-app

a b http://alpha.foo.dec /bard

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Check in your Config.groovy that you have the import for Environment

import grails.util.Environment

Otherwise the Environment.current is empty.