how can I call a method residing in an existing Java class from Grails app ? Is it necessary/recommended to wrap that up in a service?
I thought I should send an update on the how to on grails 2.2, since I did a lot of looking around and found a lot of irrelevant stuff that did not appear to work, ended up making it work this way:
Project name: gp22
Grails Domain Example name: DemoGrailsDomain
JavaClass:src/java/vv/Baggie.java
Controller: DemoGrailsDomainController
1: src/java/vv/Baggie.java
package vv;
import gp22.DemoGrailsDomain;
public class Baggie {
public int myresult(int value1) {
int resultset=10+value1;
return resultset;
}
public int getResult(int value1) {
int aa=myresult(value1);
return aa;
//You can call your domain classes directly
// Once called do a control shift o to pull in the above import example
//DemoGrailsDomain getdomain = new DemoGrailsDomain();
}
}
DemoGrailsDomainController:
def list(Integer max) {
//def myJavaFunction
Baggie a=new Baggie()
int passit=5
def bb=a.getResult(passit);
println "--"+bb
Do a control shift o on your contoller now, and it will import the vv.Baggie
Now when I hit the list on the browser the println shows:
| Server running. Browse to localhost:8080/gp22 --15 on my console
There you have a value being passed from Grails controller to a Java class processed and returned, the Java class can also call the Groovy Domains and retrieve information