Rails - Mar 2006 - rename app>controller subfolder crashes app

Help,

I changed a folder name in my app>controller from admin to company and 
now I get a company is not a class error.

I do not have any custom routes set and have changed all references to 
admin, no joy.

Does ruby / rails have a cache of the names?

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James Whittaker wrote:
> Help,
> 
> I changed a folder name in my app>controller from admin to company and 
> now I get a company is not a class error.
> 
> I do not have any custom routes set and have changed all references to 
> admin, no joy.
> 
> Does ruby / rails have a cache of the names?
Kinda.

First things first: have you restarted the web server?

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Alex

Alex Young wrote:
> James Whittaker wrote:
>> Help,
>> 
>> I changed a folder name in my app>controller from admin to company
and
>> now I get a company is not a class error.
>> 
>> I do not have any custom routes set and have changed all references to 
>> admin, no joy.
>> 
>> Does ruby / rails have a cache of the names?
> Kinda.
> 
> First things first: have you restarted the web server?
Yes restarted, i''m running webrick on windows in dev mode.

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James Whittaker wrote:
> Alex Young wrote:
>> James Whittaker wrote:
>>> Help,
>>>
>>> I changed a folder name in my app>controller from admin to
company and
>>> now I get a company is not a class error.
>>>
>>> I do not have any custom routes set and have changed all references
to
>>> admin, no joy.
>>>
>>> Does ruby / rails have a cache of the names?
>> Kinda.
>>
>> First things first: have you restarted the web server?
> 
> Yes restarted, i''m running webrick on windows in dev mode.
Where''s the error being thrown from?  What''s the full error?

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Alex Young wrote:
> James Whittaker wrote:
>>>> Does ruby / rails have a cache of the names?
>>> Kinda.
>>>
>>> First things first: have you restarted the web server?
>> 
>> Yes restarted, i''m running webrick on windows in dev mode.
> Where''s the error being thrown from?  What''s the full
error?
The error on the page is:

 TypeError in <controller not set>#<action not set>

Company is not a class

RAILS_ROOT: ./script/../config/..

When I look at the full trace I get:

This error occured while loading the following files:
   ./script/../config/../app/controllers/company/accounts_controller.rb
   ./script/../config/../app/controllers/company/base_controller.rb
   login_system_employee.rb
   employee.rb
   company.rb


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James Whittaker wrote:
> This error occured while loading the following files:
>    ./script/../config/../app/controllers/company/accounts_controller.rb
I don''t suppose there were any line numbers mentioned?  What does 
accounts_controller.rb look like?

What URL are you trying to access that triggers this?

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Alex Young wrote:
> James Whittaker wrote:
>> This error occured while loading the following files:
>>    ./script/../config/../app/controllers/company/accounts_controller.rb
> 
> I don''t suppose there were any line numbers mentioned?  What does
> accounts_controller.rb look like?
> 
> What URL are you trying to access that triggers this?
No line numbers are mentioned. I have run powerGrep to find all 
instances of Admin in the entire project and replaced them with Company. 
Still no joy.

I think that once you create a controller sub folder you are stuck with 
that, it cannot be changed.

the URL i''m trying is: http://localhost:3000/company/accounts/login
Al the views have been changed & tests still not working.


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James Whittaker wrote:
> the URL i''m trying is:
http://localhost:3000/company/accounts/login
> Al the views have been changed & tests still not working.
Just a hunch:  try http://localhost:3000/company/accounts/login/ and see 
if that works.

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Alex Young wrote:
> James Whittaker wrote:
>> the URL i''m trying is:
http://localhost:3000/company/accounts/login
>> Al the views have been changed & tests still not working.
> Just a hunch:  try http://localhost:3000/company/accounts/login/ and see
> if that works.
No joy there. Thanks for your help. I think this is one for the lessons 
learnt folder.

Result: still not resolved.

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