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In a app RESTful, all api''s are public. How to leave a private API? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To post to this group, send email to rubyonrails-talk-/JYPxA39Uh5TLH3MbocFFw@public.gmane.org To unsubscribe

I have a model User that has property called status. Status is just a string that can only be evaluated and not persisted. I.e. it doesn''t have a field in the user table. Anyways, I would like a method get_status to be called anytime I create a new instance of User. For example: user=User.new Since I created a new instance of User, I should now have access to the status property, e.g.:

Hi all, I am new to ROR world. I know the REST conceptually but find the difficulties in implementation can anybody guide me that which is the best book which i have to read. also some good links of implementation of rest in ROR. If anybody made a small application to restful in rails please forward me that application. i found some demo but i didn''t understand for what purpose they

In Blinksale, the settings link in the top right takes you to the / account url. From there, the side nav takes you to /account;templates / account;reminders , etc. >From what I''ve read, ;templates and ;reminders are custom rest actions for a given resource. But the controller (account) does not appear to be of rest nature. Also, when creating a new account, the url is / firms/new .

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And if so, I''m going a bit bonkers here and need to watch it again, but if I remember correctly, scaffold_resource generator was used, but for nested resources the show and index were removed from the controller ? Is this correct as far as what happened in the demonstration and if so is it correct as far as rest goes ? TIA Stuart -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_ambient

Hallo phorum, i have custom rest action. routes.rb: map.resources :schools, :collection => { :graduations => :get } SchoolsController: def graduations @schools = School.graduation(true) end link somewhere in navigation: <%= link_to ''Schools with graduation'', graduations_schools_path %> All works OK for me, but Rails needs (of course) a template for controller

Hello everyone! In working with the Rails-REST-features I have always wondered about the URL for the new-action /objects/new In REST the URL should represent a Resource. As the semicolon is for adding non-standard actions (verbs) to a resource, IMHO it should be: /objects;new and not /objects/new In fact, this is just like an additional action, which I would specify with the

Question, and I''ll preface it by asking if this is the right list to be posting questions regarding anything past Rails 1.1.6 , (i.e. edgerails) ? In the latest revision of AWDWR there is a sample REST based app. During the creation of the controller and actions, there is a foot note that says: "7. By the time you''re reading this, there may well be support build into Rails

I can''t believe I''m back again with another rest question. I did go through the peepcode podcast. I thought though you can have multiple nested resources, is that not true ? I have this set up map.resources :candidates do |candidate| candidate.resources :canbackgrounds candidate.resources :canpositions end I just coded up teh canpositions and now all

I''m currently investigating creating a Rails application that will offer a set of services for consumption by Wavemaker (used to be ActiveGrid) which is a front-end builder. Wavemaker is supposed to be able to consume SOAP and REST services, but the service import dialoge insists on a wsdl file in either case. I''ve just moved to Rails 2.0.2 to learn about REST and I see that

hi, lets say routes.rb has map.resources :foo and I want the show action to have a diffent url, so I add (after the above line) map.foo ''/bar/:id'', :controller => ''foo'', :action => ''show'' this works fine, including foo_path( :id => "1") => /bar/1 and <%= link_to ''Show'', foo %>

I have a model (accessed restfully) named TranscoderQueue, it''s name is overridden to ''TransocderQueue'' so it is accessed as ''/ transocder_queue'' as opposed to ''/transocder_qeueus''. class TranscoderQueue < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :campaign, :class_name => "Campaign", :foreign_key => "campaign_id"

Ok so DHH in the release post for Rails 2 talked about how there was clearly a side taken in the SOAP vs REST debate, and REST had one. So what does that mean if one is wanting to create a small blogging engine with Rails 2, and want''s to use an external blogging application to connect with it? Before it looked as if the Blogger API and MetaWeblog API were two ways of going

Hi Everyone, Working on a REST-based web application, and I need some ammo in dealing with my supervisors and contractors. Is it better to: Method 1: Take in one large XML-based POST request, which contains 1st, 2nd and 3rd level elements, and build the associated child and grandchild objects in the parent controller, Method 2: Instead use a number of smaller XML-based POST requests

Hi all, I am trying to build a RESTful shopping cart and I have hit a small wall, but before I get to that let me explain what I have done thus far. I have two RESTful controllers, CartController and CartItemsController with a nested routes setup like so map.resources :carts do |carts| carts.resources :cart_items, :collection => {:empty => :delete} end (I added a custom route to

Hello, I''m new to rails so as an exercise I''m porting (php to rails) a very simple landing page that talks with a third party REST service where I just need to do a couple of calls to register a user and show the status of the whole process. I felt this would be dead simple to do in Rails (I''m still learning) but I''m having a hard time getting it working. My

Hi, I''m trying to create a select box with an onchange event. When onchange is fired, I want to redirect to a nested rest url. The problem is that I don''t know how to pass the selected value to the url: <select id="category" onchange=" <%= remote_function(:url => category_articles_path(selected value?) ) %> "> Any suggestions? -- Posted

I am curious if the following URL pattern is appropriate to use with REST and map.resources: Let''s say I want to build a website with information about cars. I decide that there will be a page to view/manage cars by model. The route for this is easily created: map.resources :cars The URLs look great. But now I want to introduce the ability to specify cars by year. I can do this by

A place to start. http://blogs.msdn.com/alexbarn/archive/2006/07/21/674395.aspx /Frank Vilhelmsen 2007/8/29, Vijayendra Achar <rails-mailing-list-ARtvInVfO7ksV2N9l4h3zg@public.gmane.org>: > > Hi Friends > > > i want to know more about REST architecture . can anybody tell me > where i can get information about it .please help me > -- > Posted via