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wiseleyb -
January 5, 2011
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Passing in parameters
If you want to pass in parameters you can do it like this:
User.get(:find_by_name, headers = {:name => "bob"}) => /users/find_by_name.xml?name=bob
For nested routes…
routes.rb
resources :companies do resources :users do member do get :find_by_name end end end
In your api code…
class User < ActiveResource::Base self.site = "/companies/:company_id" def self.find_by_name(name, company_id) User.get(:find_by_name, headers = {:name => name, :company_id => company_id} end end
Then doing…
User.find_by_name("bob", 1)
Would call
companies/1/users/find_by_name.xml?name="bob"
This works in Rails 3.1 - not sure about older versions (specifically I think the routes were done differently in < 3