Rails 3.0, setting asset_host class

[Kyle]

I am upgrading to Rails 3.0, but am having a difficult time getting it
to boot. I have a custom asset host class that passes the name of the
asset host into its constructor. I set this class in each of the
environment configuration file. For instance, in development.rb, I
have:

ActionController::Base.asset_host = AssetHostingWithSsl.new("http://
asset%d.awesomeapp.local")

However, when trying to get rails to load, I get the following error:

"uninitialized constant AssetHostingWithSsl (NameError)"

I have asset_hosting_with_ssl.rb with the class definition in the lib
directory, which should be in the load path.

Any ideas?

[Chris Mear]

As of Rails 3, the lib directory isn't autoloaded. You can either
require the file manually where you need it, or tell Rails to autoload
lib (in environment.rb), or create a new directory for autoloaded
files tell Rails to autoload that.

Chris

[Kyle]

Ok, thanks. I think I'll put it in an initializer, actually, as
that's where it seems most of the configuration is headed to.

On Sep 2, 3:11 pm, Chris Mear <chrism...@gmail.com> wrote:

> On 2 September 2010 02:32, Kyle <kyle.e.c...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I am upgrading to Rails 3.0, but am having a difficult time getting it
> > to boot.  I have a custom asset host class that passes the name of the
> > asset host into its constructor.  I set this class in each of the
> > environment configuration file.  For instance, in development.rb, I
> > have:
>

> > ActionController::Base.asset_host= AssetHostingWithSsl.new("http://