GORM Relationship: One-to-one

One-to-one
Uni-directional

class Face {
   Nose nose
}
class Nose { 
}

unidirectional and allow saves/updates to cascade down

class Face {
   Nose nose
}
class Nose { 
 static belongsTo = Face
}

bidirectional

class Face {
   Nose nose
}
class Nose { 
 Face face
}

updates/inserts will be cascaded + delete cascaded 
class Face {
   Nose nose
}
class Nose { 
 static belongsTo = [face:Face]
}

Reference: Best Practices for Speeding Up Your Web Site

Best Practices for Speeding Up Your Web Site

Reference: Top 10 Best Practices for Production ASP.NET Applications

Top 10 Best Practices for Production ASP.NET Applications - Daptivate > by Kyle Beyer

Configuring Hudson as CI

After trying out CruiseControl, I decide to give Hudson a go.



Setting Up

1. Downloaded ver 1.192 from Hudson website.
2. Put it in my file system and run "java -jar hudson.war"
3. Go to localhost:8080/ and saw Hudson Dashboard, so far so good.
4. I proceed to create a new job: "test"
1. selected the "Build a free-style software project"
2. Under "Source Code Management" I selected Subversion and entered URL as "http://winxp:8000/svn/my-project/trunk"
   
3. Under "Build", I selected "Invoke Ant"
1. For Build File, I entered "DesktopApplication1/build.xml" (where "DesktopApplication1" is my Netbeans project's name)
   
4. That's it!
5. When I try building, it was successful.