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You can use a closure to calculate the action (or other parameters) programmatically:

"/mycontroller/$a?/$id?" {
    controller = 'myController'
    action = { params.a?.toLowerCase() }
}

Justin Ludwig 2010-07-14 01:07:06

@Justin, wouldnt this convert the action being called to lowercase? On the controller, the action is camel cased. So a /mycontroller/myactionneeds to be converted to /myController/myAction to work

hvgotcodes 2010-07-14 01:45:17

You're right, I read your question wrong -- I thought you wanted to go from camel- to lower-case. To go the other way, you'd need to get the list of actions for the controller (see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2956294/reading-out-all-actions-in-a-grails-controller), and then build out a map of lower-case to camel-case names. Rather than putting all that code in your url-mappings config, though, you'd probably want to map "/mycontroller/$a?/$id?" to a new action in MyController, and have that action run the lower-to-camel code and forward the request on to the camel-cased action.

Justin Ludwig 2010-07-19 17:35:57

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+1 A:

This is similar to the question below which I have answered and included source code

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2809588/how-to-make-my-url-mapping-case-insensitive/3295614#3295614

Aaron Saunders 2010-07-21 14:58:01

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