Rails - May 2008 - complex restful routes

Hi,

i''d like to know how you handle complex restful routes
for instance
table - join - table2
or
set has_many subset has_many subsubset
won''t the route get a bit awkward ?  I''d like to avoid having
more
than 2 models in my routes.

How would you handle this ?  would you do:
map.resources :set, :has_many => :subset
map.resources :subset, :has_many => :subsubset
?
this is not ideal as the subset model gets complex to handle both
types of routes.
How do you do it ?  Namespaces ?

Elise

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huard.elise-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org
wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> i''d like to know how you handle complex restful routes
> for instance
> table - join - table2
> or
> set has_many subset has_many subsubset
> won''t the route get a bit awkward ?  I''d like to avoid
having more
> than 2 models in my routes.
> 
> How would you handle this ?  would you do:
> map.resources :set, :has_many => :subset
> map.resources :subset, :has_many => :subsubset
> ?
> this is not ideal as the subset model gets complex to handle both
> types of routes.
> How do you do it ?  Namespaces ?
> 
> Elise
<snip>
Hi Elise

I had a question about RESTful stuff last week, and I got some good 
general design tips as part of the help that I received.

http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/153102#new

Perhaps there may be something in there that can help the way you attack 
the problem.

I unfortunately, am still a REST-noob, so would rather not venture an 
answer.




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thanks - it''s indeed a start of a pointer.

Elise

On May 20, 10:42 am, Rory McKinley
<rorymckinleyli...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
> huard.el...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org wrote:
> > Hi,
>
> > i''d like to know how you handle complex restful routes
> > for instance
> > table - join - table2
> > or
> > set has_many subset has_many subsubset
> > won''t the route get a bit awkward ?  I''d like to
avoid having more
> > than 2 models in my routes.
>
> > How would you handle this ?  would you do:
> > map.resources :set, :has_many => :subset
> > map.resources :subset, :has_many => :subsubset
> > ?
> > this is not ideal as the subset model gets complex to handle both
> > types of routes.
> > How do you do it ?  Namespaces ?
>
> > Elise
>
> <snip>
> Hi Elise
>
> I had a question about RESTful stuff last week, and I got some good
> general design tips as part of the help that I received.
>
> http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/153102#new
>
> Perhaps there may be something in there that can help the way you attack
> the problem.
>
> I unfortunately, am still a REST-noob, so would rather not venture an
> answer.
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