Our last steps involve coding up a domain and controller class and then deploying the resulting war to OpenShift.
grails create-domain-class GeoEvent
import com.vividsolutions.jts.geom.Geometry
import com.vividsolutions.jts.geom.GeometryFactory
import com.vividsolutions.jts.geom.Coordinate
class GeoEvent {
String name
String status
String type
double lat
double lon
Geometry shape
static constraints = {
shape nullable: true
}
def beforeInsert( ) {
if ( lat!=null && lon!=null ) {
shape = ( new GeometryFactory( ) ).createPoint( new Coordinate( lon.value, lat.value ) )
}
}
}
We'll use a simple scaffold based controller...
class GeoEventController {
static scaffold = true
}
Finally compile test and deploy to OpenShift.
grails>compile
grails>run-app
grails>prod war
In our OpenShift managed repo copy the war generated above into webapps/ROOT.war
git commit -a -m 'latest update!'
git push
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