I'm facing a issue regarding inheritance in Grails. I have a domain class Person.grooy:
class Person{
String name
String contactNumber
Address address
}
Now I'm extending Person.groovy for Employee and Customer like:
class Employee extends Person{
String designation
}
class Customer extends Person{
String interest
}
Now I want separate table in my database for Employee and Customer having columns of Person i.e name,contactNumber and associate address key. How could I achieve this. I searched every where but there is nothing for this aspect. Is this one approach is not possible in GORM. Please answer. Thanks Guys
Finally I managed to get what I want just by placing a grails.persistence.Entity
annotation to my child domain classes. I also make my parent i.e. Person.groovy abstract and place in src/groovy.
Now I have database hierarchy as I expected but some scaffold issues in controller still persist that will also sorted out with your help.
You need to disable table-per-hierarchy, which is by default enabled in Grails
class Employee extends Person{
String designation
static mapping = {
tablePerHierarchy false
}
}
table-per-hierarchy Ref
If you put your Person class in src/java or src/groovy it won't be mapped to the db.
Remember to import it into your Employee and Customer classes
import com.yourPackage.Person
class Employee extends Person{
}
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