Rails - Nov 2006 - Testing /using routes

Hello,

I''ve just recently discovered the wonderful world of routes. But I  
can''t get my test to work when using them.



An example:
I have a ClientController which has an index action.
I want to access the action like this: http://mysite/admin/clients
For this, I have created a route: map.connect ''admin/ 
clients'', :controller => ''client'', :action =>
''index''

In my test I have:
     get "admin/clients"
     [ ... some lines of assertions because you need to be logged  
in ... ]
     get "admin/clients"

When my test "hits" the admin/clients url the second time, my test  
fails with:
ActionController::UnknownAction: No action responded to /admin/clients

Why is that? And what is it about routes I have missed?

Greetings,
Gitte Wange

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Gitte Wange wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I''ve just recently discovered the wonderful world of routes. But I
> can''t get my test to work when using them.
>
> When my test "hits" the admin/clients url the second time, my
test
> fails with:
> ActionController::UnknownAction: No action responded to /admin/clients
> 
> Why is that? And what is it about routes I have missed?
> 
> Greetings,
> Gitte Wange
Make sure you''re in an integration test, and not a functional test. 
Functional test only support direct calling of action with the get and 
post methods.  Integration tests can use a string that gets routed.

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On 08/11/2006, at 9.05, Alex Wayne wrote:
>
> Gitte Wange wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I''ve just recently discovered the wonderful world of routes.
But I
>> can''t get my test to work when using them.
>>
>> When my test "hits" the admin/clients url the second time, my
test
>> fails with:
>> ActionController::UnknownAction: No action responded to /admin/ 
>> clients
>>
>> Why is that? And what is it about routes I have missed?
>>
>> Greetings,
>> Gitte Wange
>
> Make sure you''re in an integration test, and not a functional
test.
> Functional test only support direct calling of action with the get and
> post methods.  Integration tests can use a string that gets routed.
I have not yet looked at integration tests. How does they work and  
are there any docs on these somewhere?

Greetings,
Gitte Wange


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