Rails - Jun 2006 - Confirm User engine clobbers active web service actions

Hello

 

Ive been learning / implementing AWS 

 

Thanks to the wonderful pdf by orielly I was able to spot a problem with the
User Engine 

 

 

 

I would like to see if anyone else has had problems with this??

 

 

 Basically if you make a web service at  /products

 

You should be able to reach /product/wsdl and get a well formatted xml doc

 

 

If you have a login engine on it seems fine but as soon as you install user
engine it 

Errors with no action repsoneded to wsdl

 

If you look insdie the role permissions there is no actions for api or wsdl

 

 

 

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Clayton Cottingham wrote:
> Hello
> You should be able to reach /product/wsdl and get a well formatted xml 
> doc
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> If you have a login engine on it seems fine but as soon as you install 
> user
> engine it
> 
> Errors with no action repsoneded to wsdl
> 
You are correct. I reported this quite a while back, but apparently it 
has not been fixed. In user engine is a command that hides the wsdl 
command - literally hides it. The following line is in 
authorized_system.rb in the user engine.

      hide_action :action_method_names, :wsdl, :deepcopy

Remove :wsdl and things should work again.

Keith

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On 7 Jun 2006, at 00:59, Clayton Cottingham wrote:
> If you look insdie the role permissions there is no actions for api  
> or wsdl
Add them to the table then. Or (I''ve not done web services in Rails  
yet) if the process involves creating a method within the controller,  
rake sync_permissions might pick it up.

Otherwise, creating them is as simple as adding an entry to the  
permissions table.

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Paul Robinson