To run Grails application you must create Grails run-configuration first (select it among other configurations, like Application or Remote debug). In the same list you may find special run-configuration for Groovy scripts.
I'm curious -- is there a clever way to have the IDE launch a browser instance with the url of my grails application? such as http://localhost:8080/myApp/
I think you better do a feature request for this (http://www.jetbrans.net/jira). When deploying a WAR/EJB's, it is possible to have IntelliJ open a browser, but not (yet) when doing a run-app.
To run Grails application you must create Grails run-configuration first (select it among other configurations, like Application or Remote debug). In the same list you may find special run-configuration for Groovy scripts.
excellent -- I got it working. thanks!
I'm curious -- is there a clever way to have the IDE launch a browser instance with the url of my grails application? such as http://localhost:8080/myApp/
I think you better do a feature request for this (http://www.jetbrans.net/jira). When deploying a WAR/EJB's, it is possible to have IntelliJ open a browser, but not (yet) when doing a run-app.