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...controller for each action - close to a page, but using a OO app model, instead of a page/template model (think PHP). Rails went with the last. ActionMailer and ActionWebService follow the paradigm of ActionController, and are hence named so accordingly. But why ActiveRBAC? ActiveMerchant? ActiveLogger? If we simply name everything that has anythign to do with RoR "active", we will rob the word of all of its meaning. Besides, is there even a need? Why not RailsLogger, RailsMerchant, RBACforRails? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

...atabase, log file, live output, or simply its own circular buffer. And it needs a good interface to manage that routing. I think Rick Olsen''s ExceptionLogger is a great step toward such a filtering system, and I''ve volunteered to contribute. But I realized that such an "ActiveLogging" engine would only solve part of the problem. The bigger problem, if you see it as a problem, is that Rails and its applications would need to start logging many more operations. And that would create a dependency on a plugin that''s not likely to become part of core, at least...

...a database, log file, live output, or simply its own circular buffer. And it needs a good interface to manage that routing. I think Rick Olsen''s ExceptionLogger is a great step toward such a filtering system, and I''ve volunteered to contribute. But I realized that such an "ActiveLogging" engine would only solve part of the problem. The bigger problem, if you see it as a problem, is that Rails and its applications would need to start logging many more operations. And that would create a dependency on a plugin that''s not likely to become part of core, at least in...