ZKGrails 1.0-M1 has been released. This version uses ZK 5.0-RC and it's for Grails 1.2-M3.
This is a milestone release, and the license has been changed (according to ZK) to LGPL.
Now, it's freely to use ZKGrails for opensource and commercial projects.
You can install ZKGrails from either the central Grails repository or the ZKGrails repository (which is hosted on Google Code and probably faster).
To install from the ZKGrails repository, put the following lines into
your application's grails-app/conf/BuildConfig.groovy:
grails.plugin.repos.discovery.zkgrails="http://zkgrails.googlecode.com/svn/plugins"
grails.plugin.repos.resolveOrder=['zkgrails','default','core']
Then type:
$ grails install-plugin zk
(You can also have a setting of ZKGrails repository in
$USER_HOME/.grails/settings.groovy)
As usual, you can install ZKGrails directly from the central Grails
repository by:
$ grails install-plugin zk
Enjoy Ajax!
Friday, October 23, 2009
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Congrats!
ReplyDeleteWe still *really* need a sample application. What's a CRUD application look like? Does DI of services work? Can the standard ZK demo be put into Zk Grails?
Also, will a deployed ZK Grails app work in Tomcat?
Thanks!
Hi Brad,
ReplyDeleteI am trying to answer all of your questions by setting up a new repository for demos, which is here:
http://github.com/zkgrails/zkgrails-demo
It's just starting anyway.
For Tomcat compatibility, I cannot answer this yet until Grails 1.2 and ZK 5 are both finalised.