Q. Used to define an application’s properties.

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Q. An Apache Ant script with a series of predefined tasks designed to create a Grails application.

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Q. An XML file containing configuration parameters for an application.

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Q. An XML file containing configuration parameters for an application’s deployment.

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Q. An XML file containing configuration parameters for an application’s launch.

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Q. An Apache Ivy configuration file used for defining repositories.

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Q. A directory containing the core of an application.

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Q. Some of the more popular Grails plugins follow:

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Q. Classes used to describe an application’s primary elements.

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Q. In web applications, domain classes are generally the first things to be defined.

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Q. In Grails, domain classes are placed under:-

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Q. The creation of domain classes by executing a simple command which is:-

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Q. The command domain class name in creation of domain classes generates a file named domain class name.groovy.

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Q. Corresponding unit tests files are also generated for each domain class while creating domain classes.

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Q. Static field which defines constraints on the domain class.

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Q. Declaration name which indicates that object’s name field can’t be blank.

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Q. A variety of constraints can be used to enforce a domain class’s structure.

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Q. Command to generate the corresponding CRUD controller and views for an application’s domain class.

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Q. Grails is capable of inspecting an application’s domain classes and generating the corresponding controllers and views.

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Q. Views corresponding to a controller class’s CRUD operations.

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