4 Configuration - Reference Documentation
Authors: Ondrej Kvasnovsky, Francis McKenzie
Version: 1.6.2.2-SNAPSHOT
4 Configuration
The plugin is configured using thegrails-app/conf/VaadinConfig.groovy configuration
file. A default configuration file is automatically created in your application when
the Vaadin plugin is first installed. The available settings are as follows:VaadinConfig
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| applicationClass | The name of the app's main Vaadin Application class. |
| servletClass | The name of the app's main Vaadin ApplicationServlet class. |
| autowire | Set how spring dependencies should be referenced. Either byName or byType. |
| contextRelativePath | The root path of the Vaadin application. Note that this is appended to the Grails applications's grails.app.context path. If set as '/' then Vaadin will handle all requests, bypassing Grails. |
| googleAppEngineMode | Set to true if the app is to be deployed on Google App Engine. |
| javascriptLibraries | Specify a list of paths to Javascript files, to be included within the HTML <head>. |
| systemMessages | A closure that contains settings to apply to Application.SystemMessages. For example, set the sessionExpiredNotificationEnabled to false to automatically start a new session if the old one has expired. |
Other Configuration
Note that the Vaadin plugin depends on two external Vaadin addons. Therefore the Vaadin addons Maven repository needs to be included in therepositories closure in your app's
grails-app/conf/BuildConfig.groovy. This is automatically added by command
generate-vaadin-app.The Vaadin addons Maven repository is http://maven.vaadin.com/vaadin-addons