On 22.3.2005, at 06:38, David Adams wrote:
> I''ve been playing around with Ruby and Rails for a couple of
months
> now. I''m trying to develop a module/gem that will provide some
> functionality on top of a given database setup. As such, I''m
trying
> to call an ActiveRecord Model from within the module code (which is
> then mixed into a Rails controller). However, apparently, code in the
> module can''t see/create objects that can been seen/created
directly in
> the Controller.
You have to suck in the user class file. Put:
require ''user''
in the beginning of the module file.
//jarkko
>
> Here''s some (untested) sample code to get a feel for what
I''m trying
> to do:
>
> module AddOn
> def create_user(username)
> u = User.new
> u.username = username
> u.save
> end
> end
>
> class User < ActiveRecord::Base
> end
>
> class TestController < ApplicationController
> include AddOn
>
> def create
> create_user(''jsmith'')
> render_text ''done!''
> end
> end
>
> Start WEBRick and visit /test/create and I get a NameError:
> uninitialized constant AddOn::User.
>
> So maybe this is more of a generic Ruby question, and please call me
> out if this is out of line for this list. Thanks!
>
> David Adams
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