Update: we've found that *any* resource ending in 've' will fail. I'm
not sure how to further test/debug/thus fix this issue -- my knowledge
of the innerworkings of resources.rb is limited and hope somone here
can help point the way.

Thanks again -- bri


On Jul 9, 12:18 pm, Brian  Leroux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Helpers for a resource aren't being generated... I can consistently
> reproduce but I'm not sure how to further debug the issue or if its a
> reserved term that shouldn't be used at all.
>
> > rails testing
> > cd testing
> > script/generate scaffold_resource wave title:string
> > mysql
>
> mysql> create database testing_development;
> mysql> exit
>
> > rake db:migrate
> > mongrel_rails start
>
> Browsing any page will show the helpers aren't being created. I think
> it may be a bug but I'm not sure. If I hardcode the helpers it appears
> to work until I try and use the wave model in an association -- then
> it returns an uninitialized constant error about Person::Wafe ???
>
> Here is my script/about:
> Ruby version                 1.8.5 (i686-darwin8.8.1)
> RubyGems version             0.9.0
> Rails version                1.2.3
> Active Record version        1.15.3
> Action Pack version          1.13.3
> Action Web Service version   1.2.3
> Action Mailer version        1.3.3
> Active Support version       1.4.2
> Application root             /Users/westcoastlogic/Repository/testing
> Environment                  development
> Database adapter             mysql
> Database schema version      2
>
> Also:>> puts  ActionController::Routing::Routes.routes
>
> GET    /waves/                                  {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"index"}
> GET    /waves.:format/                          {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"index"}
> POST   /waves/                                  {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"create"}
> POST   /waves.:format/                          {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"create"}
> GET    /waves/new/                              {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"new"}
> GET    /waves/new.:format/                      {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"new"}
> GET    /waves/:id;edit/                         {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"edit"}
> GET    /waves/:id.:format;edit/                 {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"edit"}
> GET    /waves/:id/                              {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"show"}
> GET    /waves/:id.:format/                      {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"show"}
> PUT    /waves/:id/                              {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"update"}
> PUT    /waves/:id.:format/                      {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"update"}
> DELETE /waves/:id/                              {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"destroy"}
> DELETE /waves/:id.:format/                      {:controller=>"waves",
> :action=>"destroy"}
>
> Looks right to me?
>
> Not sure how to further debug. Any insight really appreciated!


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