Rails - Aug 2009 - Cannot seem to include my own module & classes into Rails ap

Hi -- I''ve got a class called SF::SOAP that gets defined at
/lib/wsdl/sandbox/defaultDriver.rb
It is defined like:

  module SF
    class SOAP
      # ...
    end
  end

How do I include this in my Rails app so that I can (for instance) call
SF::SOAP.new without getting an unintitialised constant (for SF) error?
I''ve tried direct requires, adding to the config.load_paths in the
environment files, adding to the $: array, all to no avail.
I did something similar years ago, but I''m damn''ed if I can
remember
how, so any help would be very gratefully received.
Cheers,
   Doug.
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Doug Livesey wrote:
> Hi -- I''ve got a class called SF::SOAP that gets defined at
> /lib/wsdl/sandbox/defaultDriver.rb
> It is defined like:
> 
>   module SF
>     class SOAP
>       # ...
>     end
>   end
> 
> How do I include this in my Rails app so that I can (for instance) call
> SF::SOAP.new without getting an unintitialised constant (for SF) error?
> I''ve tried direct requires, adding to the config.load_paths in the
> environment files, adding to the $: array, all to no avail.
> I did something similar years ago, but I''m damn''ed if I
can remember
> how, so any help would be very gratefully received.
Rails'' dependency loading mechanism will automatically pick up SF::Soap
if it is in the following location: /lib/sf/soap.rb

Best,
Michael Guterl
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Cheers -- I was being a total spoon.
All I needed to do was to require it normally -- thought I''d tried
that,
but must have prepended it with a slash out of habit the first time, or 
something.
Thanks,
   Doug.
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