I haven't posted in months because I was developing a Grails-based retail web site www.kettlerusa.com. I've been primarily developing Grails applications for the past 4 years now and I'm still impressed with Grails. This is the first retail site that I've developed -- all my prior sites have been internal, or business-to-business password based applications that I couldn't easily share. The back-end database is DB2/400 running on an iSeries/AS400 box. The application has some direct integration with RPG via stored procedures and data queues but otherwise it uses the Grails domain classes and GORM to work with the DB2/400 database.
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In future posts I plan to blog about issues I had in the development of this application that were elegantly solved with Groovy and/or Grails.
It is a wonderful approach.
ReplyDeleteI love AS/400 and Groovy & Grails me too
How was dealing with the
ReplyDeleteas400 database? I'd love hearing about those issues... Perhaps in another post? Thank you for sharing your experiences.
I would also like to hear about your experiences. Especially dealing with data retrieval and id generation on the records.
ReplyDeleteI will certainly post more AS400-specific Grails posts
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