I have two domain classes one is Game:
class Game {
String name
String description
Double price
static hasMany = [reviews: Review]
}
and the other one is Review:
class Review {
String reviewText
Date reviewDate
static belongsTo = [game: Game]
}
Both are stripped down versions. I have two objects
r1 = new Review([reviewText: "A game review", reviewDate: new Date()])
g = new Game([name:"Angry Birds", description:"Parabolic physics like game", 20.00])
r1.game=g
r1.save()
After above call is this statement legal?
g.reviews
Will it return a list of all reviews associated with Game? Actually I have an old Grails code which is fetching list of reviews by g.reviews like calls and on Grails 2.4.4, I am getting a null. Was it legal in older versions of Grails? What is the recommended way to fetch reviews associated with a particular game?
save with flush:true if you want to immediately access the db.
r1.save(flush:true)
then you can say:
g.reviews
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