Rails - Dec 2005 - Different controllers placement

request: /blog
controller placed at /app/controllers/test/blog_controller.rb:

class Test::BlogController < ApplicationController
 def index
  render :text => ''Hello, World!''
 end
end

What the write map.connect shoud I use? Any Idias?

I see that    map.connect ''/blog'', :controller =>
''test/blog'' working
correctly, but what about more complex example such a  map.connect 
'':controller/:action/:id?

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On Dec 8, 2005, at 3:31 PM, Timur wrote:
> I see that    map.connect ''/blog'', :controller =>
''test/blog'' working
> correctly, but what about more complex example such a  map.connect
> '':controller/:action/:id?
You can find examples here:
	http://typo.leetsoft.com/trac/file/trunk/config/routes.rb

Routes are pretty easy to grasp. There is a tutorial floating around  
somewhere too. You could always join #rubyonrails for more support.

- Warren

I have written some reporting queries using Active Record such as:

addresses = address.find_by_sql("select name, street, city, state, zip from
address")
The queries are actually much more complex than this with aggregation,
joins, etc... that''s why I''m using the find_by_sql method.

I am converting the output of my report queries to CSV.... unfortunately I
can''t figure out a generic way to get the report queries to preserve
the
column order (name, stree, city, zip)

Addresses[0].attributes.keys returns the columns, but not in the selected
order

Addresses.column_names returns the column in alphabetical order.

Any suggestions?

On Thu, 8 Dec 2005, Phil Swenson wrote:
> I have written some reporting queries using Active Record such as:
>
> addresses = address.find_by_sql("select name, street, city, state, zip
from
> address") The queries are actually much more complex than this with
> aggregation, joins, etc... that''s why I''m using the
find_by_sql method.
>
> I am converting the output of my report queries to CSV.... unfortunately I
> can''t figure out a generic way to get the report queries to
preserve the
> column order (name, stree, city, zip)
>
> Addresses[0].attributes.keys returns the columns, but not in the selected
> order
>
> Addresses.column_names returns the column in alphabetical order.
>
> Any suggestions?
   columns = %w( name street city state zip )

   sql = <<-sql

     select #{ columns.join '', '' }

     from addresses

   sql

   addresses = address.find_by_sql sql

   csv = CSV::Writer::new ''somefile.csv''

   csv << columns  # add header

   addresses.each do |address|
     row = columns.map{|col| address.send col}
     csv << row
   end

hth.

-a
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