Masterview users - Aug 2006 - Update on progress for MasterView admin pages, rails 1.1.6 compatibility 8/16/06

Well after further contemplation I thought of a better approach to the
Rails 1.1.6 issue. Instead of jumping through all the hoops I was
going to do, I realized that we could extend the safe_load_path method
that Rails 1.1.6 added for finding controllers.

I thought I would also check on how Rails engines patched their code
and it turned out they are doing the same thing which confirms the
approach.

This becomes a much simpler fix, so I will try to have this
implemented today. Sorry for the delay in getting this out, my
personal schedule had been overflowing, but I am out of crunch now.

I will send out the announcement when new release is ready.

Thanks,

Jeff

On 8/16/06, Jeff Barczewski <jeff.barczewski at gmail.com>
wrote:
> Well after further contemplation I thought of a better approach to the
> Rails 1.1.6 issue. Instead of jumping through all the hoops I was
> going to do, I realized that we could extend the safe_load_path method
> that Rails 1.1.6 added for finding controllers.
>
> I thought I would also check on how Rails engines patched their code
> and it turned out they are doing the same thing which confirms the
> approach.
Jeff, how did you discover safe_load_path? On a list or rummaging
aound in the Rails source?
>
> This becomes a much simpler fix, so I will try to have this
> implemented today. Sorry for the delay in getting this out, my
> personal schedule had been overflowing, but I am out of crunch now.
>
No problem. Legacy gravitational forces pulled me into the orbit of an
older project for a while, so I''ve yet to return since the 1.1.6
update.

I liked the ability of using the MV Admin pages to view the resultant
.rhtml output. Is there any way to still see them using the rake
tasks? Thanks


> I will send out the announcement when new release is ready.
>
> Thanks,
>
Thanks for your hard work on this.
> Jeff
Ed
-- 
Ed Howland
http://greenprogrammer.blogspot.com

On 8/16/06, Jeff Barczewski <jeff.barczewski at gmail.com>
wrote:
> This becomes a much simpler fix, so I will try to have this
> implemented today. Sorry for the delay in getting this out, my
> personal schedule had been overflowing, but I am out of crunch now.
>
> I will send out the announcement when new release is ready.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jeff
Jeff, this was the last message I got (last Wednesday.) Anyway, I
updated the gem (0.2.4) and the Admin pages now work. However the
issue with the rake command doesn''t work. I''ve pasted the
output
below:

Ed

rake mv:list_all
....
referral_followup/ref_type.html OK
        generates: referral_followup/_ref_type.rhtml

referral_followup/referral_followup_index.html  OK
        generates: referral_followup/index.rhtml
...

# the broken one:

rake mv:view_rhtml RHTML=referral_followup/_ref_type.rhtml
(in /home/edh/work/srs/srs_plus)
rake aborted!
RHTML (referral_followup/_ref_type.rhtml) does not exist. Use rake
mv:list_all to find correct rhtml file to view

(See full trace by running task with --trace)

# works for files w/o leading underscore ''_''
rake mv:view_rhtml RHTML=referral_followup/index.rhtml
....
  lots of rhtml goodness
...

The broken file in rake above, comes up ok in Admin page/View RHTML




-- 
Ed Howland
http://greenprogrammer.blogspot.com

I''m not sure what went wrong then, because I posted the following
message to masterview-users, masterview-announce, masterview-devel,
stlruby.org, and rails mailing list.

Here is a link to it archived in masterview users archive
http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/masterview-users/2006-August/000066.html

In an nutshell, 0.2.5 gem is available on Rubyforge which fixes
compatibility of admin pages with 1.1.5-1.1.6. It also fixes the rake
mv:view_html partial problem you were having.

As I mentioned earlier, I also have a slightly newer version in svn
which I will go out in next release which makes admin pages also
compatible with edge rails.

I also sent you a few personal emails which I will try to resend.

PS. Let me know that you got this email too.

Jeff


On 8/23/06, Ed Howland <ed.howland at gmail.com>
wrote:
> Jeff, this was the last message I got (last Wednesday.) Anyway, I
> updated the gem (0.2.4) and the Admin pages now work. However the
> issue with the rake command doesn''t work. I''ve pasted the
output
> below:
>
> Ed
>