Rails - Jan 2011 - PUT request via HTTPS not handled properly

I''ve started to create a very basic rails app. It basically outputs
the body of an incoming HTTP PUT request to the console.
Unfortunately, it only handles HTTP requests and completely ignores
HTTPS requests.

Do I have anything special to my Rails 3 routes.rb. It currently looks
like this:

PutTest::Application.routes.draw do

  controller :put_test do
    match ''put'', :to => :update, :via => [:put]
  end
end

I don''t see the controller handling incoming HTTPS PUT requests.
Everything works fine with HTTP PUT requests.

Your help is greatly appreciated!

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24z wrote in post #976330:
> Do I have anything special to my Rails 3 routes.rb. It currently looks
> like this:
>
> PutTest::Application.routes.draw do
>
>   controller :put_test do
>     match ''put'', :to => :update, :via => [:put]
>   end
> end
Unless my understanding of the Rails 3 routing syntax is complete wrong, 
the above route makes no sense.

Shouldn''t it look more like the following?

match ''put_test/update'' =>
''put_test#update'', :via => :put

or the shorthand

put ''put_test/update''

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Yeah, the original syntax makes no sense unfortunately. If you do want to 
invoke per controller routing, it needs to be through:

resources :controllername do
## do stuff
end

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