testDataConfig {
routingLookupServiceClientRequest {
‘com.comcast.ivr.das.domain.transfer.xsd.Transfer’{
//accountId= “”
ani = 6107321523 //
applicationName = “UIVR”
callDuration = “callDuration”
callEndReason = “CAE”
callFunction = “Pre_Main_Menu”
callType = “DTMF”
dtaDct = “TRANSREASON=CAE,FUNCTION=Pre_Main_Menu,UCI=NOUCIDFOUND”
language = “English”
verifiedPhoneNumber = 6107321523
//verifiedPhoneNumber = “0000000000″
}
}
}

There is no GORM in the groovy pojos I am creating.

If you’re looking to create an entire graph of objects that are strictly POJOs, build-test-data can’t do that. It uses the GORM constraints and belongsTo/hasMany constructs to understand what’s required and what the object graph looks like. Without those, it doesn’t know what values are required to instantiate valid objects.

If you’re just trying to generate some data to save in your database, you could do it in a “grails console” or even in your BootStrap.groovy file so it’s available when the app is actually running.

Can anyone help me whats going on ….

I have been looking for something like this for quite a lot time now because creating all of the object graph for complex apps is quite boring. Im eager to try your plugin and I hope to come back and give you some feedback about my experience =) Thanks again!