Part 4. Advanced Grails
In part 4, we’ll introduce some of the most advanced features that Grails has to offer. You’ll learn about performance tuning, legacy integration, database transactions, custom build processes, and even how to develop and publish your own plugins.
Chapter 15 walks you through events, messaging, and scheduling tasks. We’ll work with Platform Core’s lightweight messaging and JMS messaging. Then we’ll implement queues and topics, schedule jobs using Quartz and cron, and use Quartz for advanced scheduling tasks.
In chapter 16, we build on your GORM experience with relational data by looking deeper into how GORM supports nonrelational data sources such as the emerging NoSQL movement. You will see an example of how to integrate ...
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