> If it were free, would people
> be interested in becoming a guinea pig and helping me improve the
> material so I could go and sell it?
Hell, yes!
As for how to structure it, what you have outlined would address what I
would be looking for perfectly.
2008/10/7 Paul Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I think it's a separate course that must be attended after a couple of
weeks of being a Railista (shoot me now) and falling off that comfortable
log a few times.
You could be right, but perhaps a worked example showing an introduced error
being caught, identified, & solved using good BDD / TDD co
Yeah, just always use #destroy & .destroy_all, etc., instead of their delete
counterparts.
2008/10/9 Francis Fish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 8:20 AM, Peter Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
>>
>> On 8 Oct 2008, at 09:22, Francis Fish wrote:
>>
>> On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 6:43 AM,
Hi.If you extend a class like this:
MyClass.extend( MyModule )
or this:
class MyClass
class << self
include MyModule
end
end
it won't show up in a call to MyClass.included_modules().
Does anyone know a simple way to see if a class has been extended by a given
module?
(Other than testin
class.included_modules say? I think you're at the wrong
>> level.
>>
>>
>> On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 11:09 AM, doug livesey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi.If you extend a class like this:
>>>
>>> MyClass.extend( MyModule )
>>
Yeah -- it'd be rude to just crib everyone else's code & not offer my own up
for ridicule.
2008/10/22 Paul Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> On 22 Oct 2008, at 15:31, Francis Fish wrote:
>
> > Small point, and I'd have to check, but I don't think it *has* to
> > start from 1, any pair of positive
Can I be first to offer my excuses?Whilst maintaining that this is a good
idea?
2008/10/23 Jim Neath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> If I have time I'll have a blast over the weekend.
>
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>>
>> Ooooh fun, fun, fun :D
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Hi.I'm pretty sure this is possible, but it's years since I read it.
Can anyone tell me how I scan the Ruby namespace for all defined modules?
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Cheers, man -- that does indeed look like the ticket!
2008/11/9 Carl Drinkwater | 29degrees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi Doug,
>
> > Hi.I'm pretty sure this is possible, but it's years since I read it.
> > Can anyone tell me how I scan the Ruby namespace for all defined
> > modules?
>
> Using the u
And we're off!
2008/12/16 Andrew J Calvert
> I will be out of the office from 12/12/2008 until 18/12/2008.
>
> Please contact Ben Challinor in my absence
>
> http://www.rac.co.uk http://www.rac.co.uk/business http://www.bsm.co.uk
>
> Any opinions expressed in this e-mail are those of the individ
Hi -- has anyone any experience of running 2 or more authenticated RoR apps
under 1 login, so that the end user sees only one application as they
navigate around?I guess this would involve sharing sessions between the
apps, and I'm pretty sure it can be done (don't people do it with Rails &
Merb?).
ope that helps.
> -- Jamie
>
> On 19 Dec 2008, at 11:13, doug livesey wrote:
>
> > Hi -- has anyone any experience of running 2 or more authenticated
> > RoR apps under 1 login, so that the end user sees only one
> > application as they navigate around?
> > I gu
To reiterate a point made several times on this list, we is all *begging*
for talks / courses on RSpec & Cucumber -- if anyone knew of any, I'd be
grateful if they could let us know.Myself, I use & love RSpec, but have made
no inroads into Cucumber -- I wish there were some best practices out there
so hard to send me on that!
> Right now the best resource is the rspec-users list
Just signed up, cheers.
2008/12/20 Ashley Moran
>
>
> On Dec 20, 2008, at 4:38 pm, doug livesey wrote:
>
> > To reiterate a point made several times on this list, we is all
> > *begging
Shit the bed!Typically, I decided to use the Christmas break to learn Merb!
Has anyone suggested how long it might take to get to Rails 3.0 / Merb 2.0?
I might just hang back for that & spend some quality time with an old flame
(relearning C++ properly).
Doug.
2008/12/23 Anthony Green
>
>
> I
nts unfold.
2008/12/23 Ashley Moran
>
>
> On Dec 23, 2008, at 10:48 pm, doug livesey wrote:
>
> > Typically, I decided to use the Christmas break to learn Merb!
> > Has anyone suggested how long it might take to get to Rails 3.0 /
> > Merb 2.0?
> > I might just
> Ah interesting. May I ask why Gosu, if game programming is your
> thing? There's a stack of game libraries around now. Have you
> thought about one that will let you use Lua or Python?
The honest answer is that I'm probably unaware of them!
But Gosu (with C++ & Boost) seemed like an obvious c
Rock harder -- there's time enough for sleep when you're dead!
2009/1/5 Ashley Moran
>
>
> On Jan 05, 2009, at 10:55 pm, Will Jessop wrote:
>
> > Your new-years resolutions need work ;)
>
> Lol, your suggested changes are? :)
>
> Ashley
>
> --
> http://www.patchspace.co.uk/
> http://aviewfromafa
Can anyone spot what I'm doing wrong here, or is this a weird error?I have,
in a brand new 2.2.2 Rails app, a route like this:
map.home 'home', :controller => 'home', :action => 'index'
And I have the world's simplest controller like this:
http://pastie.org/357928
Yet when I try to go to http
Oh, God, really?Hang on -- I'll look ...
2009/1/11 Paul Wilson
>
> >
> > The file app/views/home/index.erb.html absolutely *does* exist!
> >
>
> I think your extensions are in the wrong order. Have you tried
> renaming it to index.html.erb ?
>
>
>
>
> Paul Wilson
> http://mere
Yup. Shoot me now.Cheers for that, man!
Doug.
2009/1/11 doug livesey
> Oh, God, really?Hang on -- I'll look ...
>
> 2009/1/11 Paul Wilson
>
>
>> >
>> > The file app/views/home/index.erb.html absolutely *does* exist!
>> >
>>
>> I thi
eeds. I guess you could set up redirected tables in
MySQL if you couldn't use the same db, or something.
Cheers,
Doug.
2008/12/19 doug livesey
> Cheers for those -- I can see I've got some learnin' to do! Doug.
>
> 2008/12/19 Jamie van Dyke
>
>
>>
Balls, is that tonight?Damn'!
Am I missing an RSpec or cloud computing talk?
Please say no ...
2009/1/15 Will Jessop
>
> Raise your hand if you're going!
>
> /me raises hand
>
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>
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Just saw the other thread -- phew for not missing talks, but still damn'
that I'm so disorganised I arranged to have tea with my Aunty Glad
tonight.Having
said that, it's always rather lovely to see my Aunty Glad, and she cooks a
mean tea, so I'll not be entirely inconsolable
Hi -- I'm rather gutted to find that my symlinks to model files aren't being
picked up by rails.I've symlinked the models folder before & that was fine,
and I could almost swear I've had symlinked files work before (almost), but
apparently neither Rails nor Textmate like just the files doing this.
heers for the assurance that symlinks should work -- I needed a little
prodding to investigate the null hypothesis* a little more.
Doug.
* Me being a maroon.
2009/1/20 Francis Fish
> On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 12:34 PM, doug livesey wrote:
>
>> Hi -- I'm rather gutted to find th
Thank random convergence for this thread!*Spec. The. API.*
Man, that's untangled alot of what I was trying to do!
2009/1/23 Ashley Moran
>
>
> On 23 Jan 2009, at 09:03, Francis Fish wrote:
>
> > Forgot to mention - you can easily end up writing the code in twice
> > (as in once as a set of expe
There must be a simple Ruby way to do this, but I don't know it.I would be
after something like:
my_regexp.each_match do |matched_substring|
# do something with matched_substring
end
So that a block can be applied against each match -- and if there was
something that gave you access to re-appli
String#scan()!
2009/1/23 doug livesey
> There must be a simple Ruby way to do this, but I don't know it.I would be
> after something like:
>
> my_regexp.each_match do |matched_substring|
> # do something with matched_substring
> end
>
> So that a block can be appl
I didn't get any attachments, either.
2009/1/27 Adam Holt
>
> Not sure, it went up to google groups fine, so looks like it's
> something on your side, maybe?
>
> On 27 Jan 2009, at 17:31, Ashley Moran wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > On 27 Jan 2009, at 17:26, Adam Holt wrote:
> >
> >> I attached it to the e
Hi -- I'm playing with writing a method that resets a session in Rails, and
my google-fu is weak, as I can't find how to do it.Is there anyone out there
who can advise me?
(On this question.)
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So I used my twitter-fu!(I'm not really getting away with claiming a
resource as a skillset there, am I?)
Anyway, it is ActionController::Base#reset_session().
Cheers xbaz on twitter!
Doug.
2009/2/5 doug livesey
> Hi -- I'm playing with writing a method that resets a session
Aaaagggh!
I'm stuck in the office again!
Hope it goes really well, & really wish I wasn't about to miss it -- I've
been looking forwards to this for months!
Sorry.
Doug.
2009/2/6 Will Jessop
>
> I will be talking about Nanite. Nanite is a new way of thinking about
> building cloud ready web a
Thanks for those -- that'll be my weekend reading.
How did it go?
2009/2/20 Will Jessop
>
> On 19 Feb 2009, at 17:34, doug livesey wrote:
> > Aaaagggh!
> > I'm stuck in the office again!
> > Hope it goes really well, & really wish I wasn't about to m
Hi -- I'm going to *very* quickly need to develop an application for a PDA,
and am thinking that the fastest route for me to get there would be with
Ruby, as that is the language I know best.
Can anyone recommend any frameworks for Ruby desktop dev?
Is shoes stable enough?
What would you go with?
C
I hadn't, but that looks pretty cool.
2009/3/5 Matt Roberts
> Have you considered http://rhomobile.com/ ?
>
>
>
>
> On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 10:13 AM, doug livesey wrote:
>
>> Hi -- I'm going to *very* quickly need to develop an application for a
>>
n
> offline browser app.
>
> Or you could use The Compact .NET framework like I had to do here at work,
> and feel the pain.
>
>
>
>
> On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 10:56 AM, doug livesey wrote:
>
>> I hadn't, but that looks pretty cool.
>>
>> 2009/3
There's probably been a million threads on this, but I thought I'd petition
for an up-to-date response.
What are people's opinions of the various Ruby-based CMS systems available?
Cheers,
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Cheers for those, & sorry for the late reply -- was off on site.
I've heard a few places that Ruby CMSes aren't too hot, mainly because all
effort seems to be divided between them.
We're just looking into a CMS at the minute & wanted to suggest an
opensource one I could customise & maintain without
bandoning ruby for CMS work:
> http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=drupal+ruby
>
> May I ask why it is that you're interested in a ruby-based CMS?
>
> On Mar 25, 10:06 am, doug livesey wrote:
> > Cheers for those, & sorry for the late reply -- was off on site.
> > I
arepoint as it really is awful. If you do use it I
> recommend using a hosted version from someone like Apptix - we've had
> a nightmare hosting it ourselves.
>
> MK
>
> 2009/3/27 doug livesey :
> >> May I ask why it is that you're interested in a ruby-based CMS?
*Really* wish I could make it -- is there any chance anyone will be
recording it?
2009/4/16 Will Jessop
>
> On 16 Apr 2009, at 10:37, Asa Calow wrote:
> > I'm in!
>
>
> I've added you to the list!
>
> --
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>
> t: 0
Curses!
Will have to start a MBY-RUG* that's easier to attend!
Ah, well -- hope it goes well.
Doug.
* My Back Yard Ruby Users Group. The only other attendee is my cat, & she's
more freak than geek.
2009/4/16 Will Jessop
>
> On 16 Apr 2009, at 10:40, doug livesey wrote:
Hi -- first time on a brand new Rails app for a bit, and I find that the
line you usually uncomment in config/environment.rb to store sessions in the
database has vanished in Rails 2.3.2.
Is there a new way of doing this?
Has the database-based session handling changed radically, so far as anyone
k
Ah, now I see it!
Cheers, man!
Doug.
2009/4/20 Caius Durling
> On 20 Apr 2009, at 11:46, doug livesey wrote:
>
> Is there a new way of doing this?
>
>
> Its moved out of config/environment.rb
> into config/initializers/session_store.rb
>
> Julius:src(master) ca
I really need to be more terse in my subject lines -- they leave me nothing
to say in the body, except:
Cheers,
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Brilliant -- I was, but I didn't spot File.readlink() there (even though I'm
using File.symlink!).
Cheers, man.
Doug.
2009/4/20 Lee Hambley
> Try looking at the File class.
> http://www.ruby-doc.org/core/classes/File.html#M002557
> - Lee
>
> 2009/4/20 doug lives
Yeah, already registered, cheers.
Hope I can bloody make it along to something for a change, as I'd kick
myself over missing this one as much as I did for missing your RSpec &
Cucumber talk!
2009/4/20 Ashley Moran
>
> May be of interest to people here - I'm itching for a chance to try
> Dojo.
>
Hi -- I've overwritten to_param on a couple of my models to have them use
something more friendly to the eye in the browser address bar.
I thought this would then appear in any routes I generated from *_path, but
apparently not, as I have one route that I generate with this method call:
job_proce
Indeed! Cheers.
But I think this could be an RSpec issue, as it is mocked models that I am
having this issue with.
2009/4/28 Asa Calow
>
> That might be a typo - it's to_params rather than to_param.
>
> Asa
>
> On 28 Apr 2009, at 16:01, doug livesey wrote:
>
> >
Not sure entirely what happened, but stubbing to_param out on my mock models
seemed to fix things.
Gift horse, mouth, not looking -- I'll reply back shortly, when my lack of
investigation bites me again! ;)
2009/4/29 Lee Hambley
> Thanks Paul [?]
>
> 2009/4/29 Paul Horsfall
>
> Does anyone kno
Hi -- could anyone point me in the right direction for instructions on how
to configure a phusion passenger server for multiple apps?
It will initially be on a local network, so I need to know how to
differentiate between them in the browser.
Would I need to do that with the DNC server?
Or can I te
Cheers for both responses -- I shall be cracking on those tomorrow --
although I think I'll install ghost today -- it looks well useful!
2009/5/6 Caius Durling
>
> On 6 May 2009, at 08:40, Will Jessop wrote:
>
> (/etc/hosts mangling on your local machine might be required).
>
>
> Install the gho
Still not sure about this, having looked at my local apache2.conf &
sites-available/ & not seeing where I would set it up for two apps.
I have it set up so that app1.local and app2.local work calling different
apps, but what I want is to have the app server on a network, and call apps
with somethin
Okay, so in Will's example there, if I sent my browser to "name1", and the
local DNS (?) was set up to send that to the application server, the
application server would then know to launch the name1 app?
Sorry if I'm being dense -- there's something I'm really missing, here.
(Could be a brain ...)
Brilliant, cheers -- I'll be putting this all to work tomorrow in th'office.
Thanks again,
Doug.
2009/5/7 Lee Hambley
> The ghost gem is for winners.
>
> 2009/5/7 Will Jessop
>
>
>> On 7 May 2009, at 15:16, doug livesey wrote:
>> > Okay, so in Will&
Hi -- has anyone else noticed (or am I really late noticing) that there's a
bug in ActiveRecord in Rails 2.3.2?
I have an integer field (called position), and when I try to set it to the
value "12.34", it actually only sets to 12 in the model instance.
I would expect that it should store the value
I'm (almost) certian that it never used to do that.
I'm sure I've specced validates_numericality_of with integer fields before
in the same way I tried here, and the model instance stored the value
"12.34" as an instance variable.
Naturally, it wouldn't have saved, but it would keep the erroneous va
I should add -- I'm not trying to persist the value to the db -- just
setting it in the model instance.
2009/5/11 doug livesey
> I'm (almost) certian that it never used to do that.
> I'm sure I've specced validates_numericality_of with integer fields before
> in t
Hi -- I've asked & resolved this before, but now I'm stuck again after a
Rails update.
Basically, I want to be able to share session data across a couple of apps.
The way I did this in 2.2 was to create a view called sessions in the second
app that read the sessions table of the first app.
This don
#x27;ll
have to do some research to get my head around that, and maybe not tonight
-- 12hr days seem to be catching up!
Cheers,
Doug.
2009/5/13 Caius Durling
> On 13 May 2009, at 17:57, doug livesey wrote:
>
> Basically, I want to be able to share session data across a couple of apps.
&g
Okay, I think I may be seeing sense.
Rather than worry about rails internals, and seeing that it is only logon
information (a user id) that I need to share, I've decided to roll my own
solution.
Bearing in mind that the apps I'm talking about are all internal, this is
what I'm going to do:
Create a
so I am posting it here in his stead.
>
>-
>http://apidock.com/rails/ActionController/PolymorphicRoutes/polymorphic_url
>
> - Lee
>
> 2009/4/29 doug livesey
>
> Not sure entirely what happened, but stubbing to_param out on my mock
>> models seemed to fix
Hi -- does anyone know of an easy & quick way to see the sql created by
active record find* methods?
One that they're willing to tell me about?
Cheers,
Doug.
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It persuaded me I'd been in the office too long, anyway, so that was a
winner. :)
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Really wish I could make it, but I'll be in a tent by the sea getting
arseholed on real ale & playing music.
Although, from past form, now that I've announced that I'll be elsewhere,
perhaps the fates will conspire to engineer a sequence of events that will
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Hi -- is anyone using (& got anywhere with) ActiveSalesforce on here?
If so, I wouldn't admit it, or I'll be blagging you for advice. ;)
Cheers,
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Hi -- I'm using HAML to generate some custom xml that I'm then using for
ActiveResource, which is going swimmingly, except that the attributes of the
models I'm getting in the ActiveResource models have whitespace and newlines
in them, like so:
#"\n N0001\n", "job_name"=>"\n Test
DJL
The quick & dirty solution is to use content_tag in the HAML template when
defining the fields.
Doug.
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Hi -- I have a custom ActiveResource action that returns the following xml:
"\n \n<1>a08200HqJzUAAV\n
<2>a08200HqJzsAAF\n<3>a08200HqJzVAAV\n \n
\n \n\n"
Is there a quick & easy way to turn this into the following hash?
{ "result" { "successes" => { "1" => "a08200HqJzUA
Interesting, cheers!
Probably a little heavy-duty for me right now, but bookmarked for future
reference.
Cheers,
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> Although your <1>, <2>, <3> style XML grammar feels a bit odd and doesn't
really lend itself to xpath or css selection ...
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> Activesupport adds Hash.from_xml which should do what you want.
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> Or you could try the cobravsmongoose gem:
http://cobravsmongoose.rubyforge.org/
cobravsmongoose looks very interesting for the future, but for now the
Hash.from_xml is damn' near perfect!
Just returns a blank hash as the string
Hi -- millions of years ago (or thereabouts), I seem to remember hearing
that if you put a "puts" in a task you were going to schedule in a cron job
to run as a daemon, that could cause issues.
Has anyone found this?
Or did I dream it?
Because I want to do that very thing in a rake task I'm going t
Actually, the email would be great.
I guess I'll need to set up an email server first, though.
What would be the easiest to get into place for just this purpose on Ubuntu?
(Secure machine, so no security concerns, really.)
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I shall be looking at both lockrun & exim -- thanks very much for all the
replies.
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Hi -- I'm using ActiveResource, and I want to be able, when a model fails to
create, to return the failure reason to the caller with the 500 response.
Can this be done?
I'm currently calling :
render( :xml => { :error => model.errors.full_messages.join( " -- " ) },
:status => :internal_server_err
unprocessable_entity it is, then, cheers!
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Hi -- what do people use for xpath searches of HTML docs in Ruby, that they
would recommend?
Cheers,
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Cheers, I would, but I've been meaning to learn basic xpath for ages.
Good to have CSS for backup, though, if anything proves too much of a time
sink!
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One problem I've had (that an update may fix) is an error in webrat, where
nested have_selector blocks don't work properly -- they only inspect the
immediate children of the selector that is the block parameter.
I've been meaning to see if I can work around or even fix this with a little
xpath stuf
> Shame! Will Doug make it, I wonder? :)
Would love to, but guess who's stuck in the office for the next 3 hours at
least. :(
Just off to the local Asda to buy me a microwave meal to eat at my desk --
feel the pathos!
Have oodles of fun, everyone.
Doug.
PS -- Have just found out that the comp
Hi -- I'm having to consume a SOAP service (ugh!), and am running into some
difficulty.
I'm using Ruby's SOAP libs to do this.
I've created a SOAP::RPC::Driver with the wsdl using the
SOAP::WSDLDriverFactory, and it seems to have all the methods I expect from
the API I have when I call #methods on
Hi – can anyone advise on what maybe I need to be passing to this SOAP API.
I'm using Ruby's SOAP4R, and have used the wsdl2ruby.rb script to generate
the classes I need.
The documentation shows the login method requiring two parameters, a
username & password, but when I try that, I get a wrong n
Looking at it in soapUI (managed to get it working on OSX in the end -- kept
crashing on Ubuntu), and seeing how the xml requests are crafted.So does
that mean I need to copy that XML & pass that to the various methods?
If I copy the xml from soapUI's xml version of login (or whatever),
that is wha
Ah, I'm with you, cheers -- and from playing a little with soapUI, it looks
well useful, and even seems to suggest that there are parameters I need to
be passing that are not in the published API -- for instance, the API talks
about login( username, password ), whereas the xml snippet that soapUI
r
> Oh the joys of working with SOAP...
Let's just say I am *definitely* putting in a feature request for a RESTful
interface to the service I'm trying to consume, here!
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> is actually correct..which they often aren't :( )
> > - cj.
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> > On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 10:05 AM, doug livesey
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> > Ah, I'm with you, cheers -- and from playing a little with soapUI, it
> looks well useful, and even seem
Sorry for being a soapy spammer.*In my never-ending quest to get to the
bottom of a particular SOAP API, I am now working through some Java and .Net
examples using this API, converting them as I go to Ruby SOAP4R code.
I've got the login working, but after that, the examples want me to set the
head
As I write mainly internal apps, I haven't really put anything out into the
wild, yet, but that's all about to change.One of my children is to be
released into the wide web (I'm so proud!), and I find myself having to
think about security.
Basically, I'm after advice on how people get Rails apps re
That looks well useful, cheers.So that's it? Cool! :)
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Lazy sounds like my thing!
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Hi -- I've got a class called SF::SOAP that gets defined at
/lib/wsdl/sandbox/defaultDriver.rbIt is defined like:
module SF
class SOAP
# ...
end
end
How do I include this in my Rails app so that I can (for instance) call
SF::SOAP.new without getting an unintitialised constant (f
The final solution did it, which I could have sworn I'd tried, but I guess
not.Cheers for rescuing me from my world of stupid!
Doug.
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Hi -- I have a wee minion (office junior), and one of the tasks I'd like him
to complete is to document what we have in the way of machines and software.It
would be nice to keep track of vehicles, site hardware, and miscellaneous
stuff, too.
So I guess we want some asset management app.
I'll be pos
Do we have any idea who?I have an urge to go post abusive comments.
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