Hypothetical situation:
I have downloaded a Grails application from the web as a WAR file, foo.war. In the documentation it says that I can put my own custom configuration in /foo.groovy, because this path is included in grails.config.locations in Config.groovy. I can dump all my custom config in that one file and life is good.
How, here's my problem... The configuration for FooApp is big and hairy, and I don't want it all in one file. I would like to break it up into /bar.groovy and /baz.groovy to keep things organized. Is there a way to specify something in /foo.groovy so that FooApp will also pick up /bar.groovy and /baz.groovy and process them?
I already tried appending paths to grails.config.locations in /foo.groovy, but Grails didn't like that and threw a nasty exception on startup. I'm not sure what other approach to take.
Edit for clarity:
grails-app/conf/Config.groovy looks like this:
grails.config.locations = ["file:/foo.groovy"]
Now, without modifying grails-app/conf/Config.groovy, and only by modifying /foo.groovy, is there a way to load more config files other than /foo.groovy?
You could slurp the additional config files within
foo.groovy:foo.groovy
bar.groovy
So within your app you have: