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Grails slack plugin appears to do most of the work here

Visit: https://slack.com/ and create a new slack channel Goto Configure apps/integration and create a webhook Configure webhook url in the plugin

If you are using pre grails 2.3, get hold of the grails 2 project from : https://github.com/mathifonseca/grails-slack/tree/grails-2.x

Copy the content of the plugin https://github.com/mathifonseca/grails-slack/tree/grails-2.x/src/groovy/grails/plugin/slack & https://github.com/mathifonseca/grails-slack/tree/master/grails-app/services/grails/plugin/slack to your local application For grails 2.0.1:

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When you have TimeCategory do calculation and return duration difference you will get it took 1.001 seconds for example.. To get rid of the milliseconds I used this hack, take from Tim Yates here:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16716802/how-to-format-time-durations-in-groovy

A slight tweak to set millseconds to 0 then parse out .000 from output...

  private String getDuration(Date startDate,Date endDate) {
 if (startDate && endDate) {

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@CompileStatic
class QueuekitLists {
////
	
	/**
	 * Retrieve configuration value of reportPriorties
	 * this should be a list containing key value e.g: ReportName:Priority.HIGH
	 *
	 * Assign report priority back if not set to DEFAULT LOW
	 */

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This is a guide on how to create dynamic security control for a grails application, in effect to control the actual security of your controller and actions for them via your own customised domainClasses and its own auto generated controllers views for the new domain classes. In this example the application refers to two additional domain objects: Environment and Application class. It also includes these as part of the authentication process. So if url being:

/doSomething/somethingAction?appId=XX&envId=XX

where controller is doSomething and action is somethingAction in that controller. It does a further check against those specifics on that somethingAction of appId and envId also matching security checks.

So if all you wish to do is basic dynamic controller and its action control then simply remove any reference do environment/application.

The below code would work in conjunction with a customised shiro configuration found:

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http://grails.github.io/grails-doc/3.0.x/guide/upgrading.html

Follow above instructions in order to get the content of your grails plugin from older grails into grails 3.

A few notes on plugin names and folder names, I put down a few things here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/grails-dev-discuss/cG_6mvAO3f8

In there I mentioed mvn install - which does not appear to work under normal circumstances, in order to get a plugin to work locally follow grails install instructions or do it as inline plugin ..

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Right I think its about time I put down some notes on this for an easy way of fixing plugin/war files with files missing that you may download off of git or other public places.

1. Plugins.

1.1 : Plugin missing files 
If you pull in a plugin and attempt to open it in ggts sometimes it shows an incorrect folder structure and so on, a manual fix to this is to remove the project from ggts. then 

1.1.1 :  automatic fix:
run : grails integrate-with --eclipse