Out of the box, grails is set up with a HSQLDB database ready to go. While HSQLDB is great for early development, eventually most projects have to migrate to a real database system. If you’re using a hosting service for your app, such as CloudFoundry, it will probably end up being MySQL.
Here’s my checklist of things to do to convert a project from the default HSQLDB settings to MySQL.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Andrew Taylor » Blog Archive » Getting Started with Grails and MySQL - Code n' stuff
Andrew Taylor » Blog Archive » Getting Started with Grails and MySQL - Code n' stuff
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