List of Tables

Chapter 2. A closer look at Griffon

Table 2.1. Directory structure of a Griffon application. Each directory serves a particular purpose.

Table 2.2. A-B-C summary

Table 2.3. Available griffon targets, including a short description and where you can learn more

Table 2.4. Life cycle phases and associated scripts

Chapter 4. Creating a view

Table 4.1. List of acceptable values per target

Table 4.2. Changing the view associated with the login MVC group

Chapter 5. Understanding controllers and services

Table 5.1. A comprehensive list of methods and properties available on ArtifactManager

Table 5.2. The most commonly used methods of GriffonClass

Chapter 6. Understanding MVC groups

Table 6.1. Placeholders and their meaning

Chapter 7. Multithreaded applications

Table 7.1. Values for all types of injections that can be performed with @Threading

Table 7.2. Update strategies applicable to bindings, and their meanings

Chapter 8. Listening to notifications

Table 8.1. Events you’ll often see in a Griffon script

Table 8.2. Application events tied to life-cycle phases

Table 8.3. Application events launched by createMVCGroup() and destroyMVCGroup()

Chapter 10. Ship it!

Table 10.1. Merging strategies that can be applied to file paths when building an application in a single jar

Table 10.2. Commonly used paths and their default merging strategies

Table 10.3. Installer plugin targets

Chapter 11. Working with plugins

Table 11.1. A list of all possible runtime elements that an addon can deliver to an application. Not all of them need to be specified.

Table 11.2. Events fired by an application while addons are loaded at boot time

Chapter 13. Griffon in front, Grails in the back

Table 13.1. The Search tab’s visible elements

Table 13.2. Additional communication protocols supported by both Grails and Griffon