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With just less than 24 hours left for the India's biggest Grails Conference GR8ConfIN 2016, the excitement no doubt is soaring high. GR8ConfIN is dedicated to the technologies in the Groovy ecosystem. We have already got overwhemling response from the audience this year. The gathering is expected to be mostly of developers from groovy and...
Here we are again, but this time as GR8ConfIN 2016. As you would know GrailsConf is now GR8ConfIN and we’re glad to announce the Call for Attendees for GR8ConfIN 2016. Early Birds will get heavy discounts on their tickets. Register Now to avail early birds discounts. This time we have Burt Beckwith and Jacob Aae Mikkelsen as our...
In d3.js we use Time Scale on an axis, generally x-axis, to represent time in charts. To simplify manipulation of iteration over time intervals, D3 provides a handful of utilities in addition to time scale and time format. d3.time.scale() creates a time scale with some domain and range values, the time scale also provides suitable ticks...
Following is an example of testing a method which returns an object of protect class: In the previous blog we talked about fetching the list of message codes from message.properties file. While writing the test case for CustomisedPluginAwareResourceBundleMessageSource, I was not able to test the message properties that are available...
Recently I was writing unit tests for a filter in my project, which makes use of a service. Normally mocking using 'metaclass' and 'demand' doesn't work for services in filter, because filters don't let mock the service methods like we do in other classes or controller. Suppose we have a filter like: [java] class SomeFilters { ...
I always wanted to test the parameters being passed in the forward method in a controller in my unit tests. Suppose we have any controller like: [java] class DemoController { def anyAction() { forward(controller: "demo", action: "test", params: [param1: "1"]) } } [/java] to test this forward action, we first need to mock...
