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This an open plea for someone with knowledge of RubyGems to explain why RubyGems stays in memory (over 10MB) after a Rails application is loaded. I am unable to figure out why this would be necessary. I haven''t had any response from Jim or Chad from RubyGems about it so I thought I would throw it open to the list to see if anyone could educate me or share thier experiences with this.

Okay, urm, here is the problem :) I have an auto_complete field that gets back a set of three values, so, ideally, I thought I would put the :after tag on the auto_complete_field, use a little custom javascript function that splits it up and flings it into the other values, except, call me stupid, but, auto_complete_field doesn''t have an :after tag ? At least, I can''t see

Hello Everyone, The subject sort of says it all ;) but, I will explain. Currently I have an object (Booking) which, when its created, will also have new contacts created everytime with it (for arguements sake). So, I can wrap these both in a transaction, however, if any one of the contacts fails the validation of the contact model, it will fling up a validation error. So, what is the