Another way to include version property in your JSON

For those want to include domain class version property in JSON, you can get help from GRAILS-4530: Chaning your grails version or Using the way provided by Sigi(See the description).
But I found another way to get that. Instead of using a new DomainClassMarshaller, I just retrieve the DomainClassMarshaller from the ConverterConfiguration. Here is my code:

import org.codehaus.groovy.grails.web.converters.configuration.ConvertersConfigurationHolder as CCH
import org.codehaus.groovy.grails.web.converters.marshaller.json.DomainClassMarshaller as DCM
import grails.converters.JSON

class BootStrap {

  def init = { servletContext ->

     def cfg= CCH.getConverterConfiguration(JSON.class)
     def marshellers= cfg.orderedObjectMarshallers
     for(m in marshellers){
         if(DCM.class.isAssignableFrom(m.class)){
             m.includeVersion= true
             break
         }         
     }
  }
  def destroy = {
  }
}
Maybe it is not as simple as Sigi's solution, but I think it is the complement to this issue.

A new Grails powered site launched

A new Grails powered site launched last Friday: GroovyLive, which is a simple groovy console with a simple tutorial.
Here are features of this simple Grails App:

• Hosted on Google's GAE
• Script history
• Supporting hotkey. You can find these keys though the tooptips of the buttons of console.
• A simple Groovy tutorial, although not including Groovy MOP.
• The tutorial is intractive. You can try the script included in tutorial in a command shell, and the content will be the next chapter when the result of that script matches the answer.

It is powerd by:

• Grails
• Grails AppEngine plugin
• YUI
• WebCommand

Since English is not my native language, if there are some error in my tutorial, pls point it to me.
Thanks.