ActiveResource

[Ivan Porto Carrero]

Hi

I created an activeresource plugin and proxy for rucola and ruby
cocoa. Do I submit those things to your project or do I submit the
active resource proxy thing to ruby cocoa?

Cheers
Ivan

[Eloy Duran]

Hi Ivan,

It depends on the layout. If it's a rucola plugin thing it should go
into Rucola.
If it's a general extension of the AR bindings in RubyCocoa it should
go there.

I'm very interested to see it though! And it'll probably be easier to
judge where
it should go when I saw it. Do you have it somewhere available?

Cheers,
Eloy

[Ivan Porto Carrero]

No not yet... I'm first trying to figure out what the differences are with ActiveRecord. Because it's largely a copy of the ActiveRecord proxy.
I guess it's a little bit of both I had to create a couple of classes to generate the proxies and I want to use it in a rucola app. So I needed to write both I guess.


That being said I'm having trouble with the activerecord plugin.
Did something change recently that broke that plugin?

/Users/ivan/temp/maildemo/vendor/plugins/rucola_activerecord/init.rb:24:in `initialize_database_directories': undefined method `environment' for #<Rucola::Configuration:0x239fd08> (NoMethodError)
    from /Users/ivan/temp/maildemo/vendor/plugins/rucola_activerecord/init.rb:17:in `after_process'

[Eloy Duran]

Hmm I'd have to look into that.

Which version of Rucola are you using?

The gem or svn trunk?

Eloy

[Ivan Porto Carrero]

trunk of course ;)

[Eloy Duran]

Hehe, ok gotcha.

I'll try to have a look at it this evening.