Rails - Jun 2006 - Can I route directly to Controller?

I am trying to integrate a rails application with Zope.  My goal is to
slowly replace parts of the Zope site with Rails while trying to
maintain the original urls (where possible).

I am using Apache 1.3 with FCGI.  Right now my set up looks sort of like
the following:

Alias /rails/ /rails-app/public/
RewriteRule ^/rails/ - [L]
RewriteRule ^/(.*) http://zope-server/$1 [P,L]


I am using the /rails/ alias just for new development and stuff where
the url is not important or can be changed once Rails has fully replaced
Zope.

However, what I need now is a way to have something like /support map
directly to my rails support controller.  Is this even possible?



Thanks,



Chris

> However, what I need now is a way to have something like /support map
> directly to my rails support controller.  Is this even possible?
I may be missing something here, but /support should automatically route 
to your support_controller.rb.

for anything else that you need to route, you can just change in 
app/config/routes.rb.

for example, if you want to set /rails/ to route to support, you can set 
a custom route like the following

map.connect '''', :controller => ''support'',
:action => ''index''

Is this what you mean?

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