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joergrech / KickstartWithBootstrap

Kickstart is an extension for Grails in order to start your project with a good looking frontend. It is intended to be used in rapid application scenarios such as a Startup Weekend or a prototyping session with a customer. This plugin provides adapted scaffolding templates for standard CRUD pages using Twitter's CSS Framework Bootstrap and offers some basic pages for a web site.
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Trailing space in CustomDateEditorRegistrar #36

Closed marcelogore closed 11 years ago

marcelogore commented 11 years ago

There is a blank space after the filename, just before the extension in CustomDateEditorRegistrar .groovy. I've checked the repository and it seems to have been there forever but my application won't run complaining that it cannot find the class. If I rename the file (wipe the blank space) it works perfectly. Is there a reason for the space being there?

joergrech commented 11 years ago

Thanks for the tip. That was really weird - I never had any problems with it and you are the first one mentioning it. I develop using STS and GGTS (eclipse) on Windows with oracle/sun' Java and ran the plugin and systems using it on windows7/8, MacBooks, CloudFoundry, Heroku, and Tomcat 6/7. Are you using special hardware, os, development environment or maybe a special java compiler (OpenJava, etc)?

marcelogore commented 11 years ago

Thank you for taking the time to look into it! There's nothing weird with my setup, as far as I know. I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 on two different x86 based notebooks, using SSTS 3.2.0 based on Eclipse Juno 4.2. Admittedly, the JDK is a bit old: 1.6.0_b22. What's weirdest of all is that it did work when I started my project and I did build a whole new project from scratch and it worked, even with the space there. By the way, it's a Mavenized Grails 2.2.1 project. Could it have something to do with the project building on Linux rather than Windows?

joergrech commented 11 years ago

No, not Linux, I ran systems with the plugin on Amazon with Ubuntu and dedicated servers with Debian. Java 1.6 is also not the problem. Maybe it was maven. Nevertheless, at least it runs now :-)