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by Geoffrey Lane-2 :: Rate this Message:

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I'm applying to join as a developer.
My xircles username is 'geofflane'  (I signed up with a gmail account  
and I'm trying to get that linked to my zorched.net account ...  
hopefully that won't cause problems.)

Why you ask?

(Inspired by G2X and Graeme's Plugin talk) I created a custom  
constraints plugin that I would like to contribute.

This works just like TagLibs or Codecs where you create your own  
Constraint class. Basically you create a *Constraint class in the  
grails-app/utils directory and this plugin will make that available to  
your Domain classes for validation (in the normal static constraints  
block). I've also added a couple of common case Constraints as  
examples of how to write them. It's full of conventions that are can  
be overridden.

This is my first real plugin, so any feedback would be welcome.

To see the code and the documentation you can check out:
http://github.com/geofflane/grails-constraints

Thanks.

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Geoff Lane <geoff@...>





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Re: Apply to join as a developer

by Graeme Rocher-3 :: Rate this Message:

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Approved

On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 9:30 AM, Geoffrey Lane <geoff@...> wrote:

> I'm applying to join as a developer.
> My xircles username is 'geofflane'  (I signed up with a gmail account and
> I'm trying to get that linked to my zorched.net account ... hopefully that
> won't cause problems.)
>
> Why you ask?
>
> (Inspired by G2X and Graeme's Plugin talk) I created a custom constraints
> plugin that I would like to contribute.
>
> This works just like TagLibs or Codecs where you create your own Constraint
> class. Basically you create a *Constraint class in the grails-app/utils
> directory and this plugin will make that available to your Domain classes
> for validation (in the normal static constraints block). I've also added a
> couple of common case Constraints as examples of how to write them. It's
> full of conventions that are can be overridden.
>
> This is my first real plugin, so any feedback would be welcome.
>
> To see the code and the documentation you can check out:
> http://github.com/geofflane/grails-constraints
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> Geoff Lane <geoff@...>
>
>
>
>
>
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SpringSource - Weapons for the War on Java Complexity
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