Rails - Apr 2007 - ' X is not missing constant Y ' , problem after rails update

Hello,

I''m just updating my rails version to 1.2.3
I get the '' X is not missing constant Y'' message for all
request in my
existing applications.

Exemple :

app/controller/login/login.rb

use a model in :

app/models/login/connect.rb

This exemple give the error :

" Login is not missing constant Connect! "

What''s wrong im my configuration ?

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On 4/18/07, Frioffol Friofool
<rails-mailing-list-ARtvInVfO7ksV2N9l4h3zg@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I''m just updating my rails version to 1.2.3
> I get the '' X is not missing constant Y'' message for all
request in my
> existing applications.
>
> Exemple :
>
> app/controller/login/login.rb
>
> use a model in :
>
> app/models/login/connect.rb
>
> This exemple give the error :
>
> " Login is not missing constant Connect! "
>
> What''s wrong im my configuration ?
>
 app/models/login/connect.rb

^^^^ whats wrong with your model? why have to stuck them inside login
folder? If you must do something like that, then make sure, you
inherit stuff properly.


I have seen this stuff before, when i i tried to do something like
this, in one of my plugins.

class ActiveRecord::Schema
  # some migration foobar
end


Rewriting above code like this:

module ActiveRecord
  class Schema
    # some migration foobar
  end
end

fixed the error. :)



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i put this file in model/login/connect.rb to have a clean structure.

my connect.rb is :

class Login::Connect < ActiveRecord::Base

end

and my login.rb is :

class Login::LoginController < ApplicationController

end

Maybe there is a best method to do that, but before i update my rails 
version, the application works fine.

i don''t know what to do...

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Hemant Kumar wrote:
> I have seen this stuff before, when i i tried to do something like
> this, in one of my plugins.
> 
> class ActiveRecord::Schema
>   # some migration foobar
> end
> 
> Rewriting above code like this:
> 
> module ActiveRecord
>   class Schema
>     # some migration foobar
>   end
> end
> 
> fixed the error. :)
In Rails 2.x, this approach only takes us halfway to the solution.  See 
this bug report[1] for the rest of the solution, which involves 
monkeypatching the load_missing_constant() method.

[1] 
https://rails.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8994-ruby-on-rails/tickets/2283-unnecessary-exception-raised-in-asdependenciesload_missing_constant
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