I'm trying to create a very simple relationship between two objects. Can anybody explain me why I can't find the Company object via findBy method?
class Company {
String name
String desc
City city
static constraints = {
city(unique: true)
}
}
class City {
String name
static constraints = {
}
}
class BootStrap {
def init = { servletContex开发者_Go百科t ->
new City(name: 'Tokyo').save()
new City(name: 'New York').save()
new Company(name: 'company', city: City.findByName('New York')).save()
def c = Company.findByName('company') // Why c=null????!
}
def destroy = {
}
}
A field called desc
conflicts with the database keyword for descending sort. Per default a field is nullable:false
in Grails. So first rename that field to for example description
and then provide one or mark that field as nullable:true
in your constraints.
class BootStrap {
def init = { servletContext ->
new City(name: 'Tokyo').save()
new City(name: 'New York').save()
new Company(name: 'company', city: City.findByName("New York")).save()
assert Company.findByName('company') != null
}
}
Remember that you can always check for the errors that prevent Grails from saving your objects to the database easily:
def invalidCompany = new Company() // missing required name property
if (!invalidCompany.validate())
invalidCompany.errors.each { println it }
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