Question

Every time I do s2-quickstart I mess something up and have to delete my project from STS and my hard drive and then make it from scratch because I can’t understand what is broken. Then I do s2-quickstart again on that project and possibly delete it and start over if I messed up again. Is there some way to undo what has been done with s2-quickstart so I can just go reissue the s2-quickstart command correctly without deleting and retyping/pasting my project?

Answer 1

From the Spring Security Core Plugin – Reference Documentation:

The s2-quickstart <package> <user> <role> <requestmap> creates the following artefacts:

• Creates domain classes:
  • grails-app/domain/package/user.groovy
  • grails-app/domain/package/role.groovy
  • grails-app/domain/package/userrole.groovy
  • grails-app/domain/package/requestmap.groovy (if specified)
• Creates example GSPs and controllers:
  • grails-app/views/login/auth.gsp
  • grails-app/views/login/denied.gsp
  • grails-app/controllers/LoginController.groovy
  • grails-app/controllers/LogoutController.groovy
• Adds configuration to Config.groovy:
  • grails.plugins.springsecurity.userLookup.userDomainClassName = ‘package.user‘
  • grails.plugins.springsecurity.userLookup.authorityJoinClassName = ‘package.userrole‘
  • grails.plugins.springsecurity.authority.className = ‘package.role‘

You should be able to delete the artefacts and Config.groovy changes and run s2-quickstart again to start over.