On Rails 2.3.4 ...
I have a client app that is posting a create to an ActiveResource
(actually a HyperActiveResource) in a server app. The ActiveResource
class is named ResourceObserver with attributes of resource_name and
resource_id. In development and testing environments the parameters of
the
the address from the client-
facing server, the admin-like server could get the address from the
request. Thanks for saying just enough.
On Sep 25, 4:18 am, bill walton wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> On Thu, 2009-09-24 at 10:22 -0700, johnr wrote:
> > In the environment.rb I need to use the p
When ERB compiles your view, the result is a string. If I remember
correctly, the to_s method is invoked on objects, which in this case
results in the string that you are seeing. You need to pass in an
identifier that can be used to look up the specific instance of
HsdPair, or alternatively, use a
In the environment.rb I need to use the port number that the server is
being started under in an after_initialize block in order to register
my server with another server. I've looked in config
(Rails:Configuration) and ENV, but It doesn't look to be there. I know
that a workaround would be to set
The error that you found in railsforum is probably on the right track.
Is there any other declaration of the class OrderDetail other than
what you have shown? If so, this is the problem. Also, if all of the
servers in you server model have the same set of models, you may want
to consider the follo
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