> Those URIs would look better without the query variables:
> • http://www.example.com/articles/20061201-20071201
> "
>
> What is the Rails way for exposing algorithmic resources? Is it via the
> first URL in the example or the second? If it is the second, please can
> you give me some guidance on how to achieve this.
> Thanks
Rails conventions says that /articles/20061201-20071201 finds the
article with the id '20061201-20071201'. Anything other than that would
be unconventional.
There are of course conventions to breaking the conventions, though ; )
Personally, I'd do something like map.article_range '/articles/:range',
:action => 'range', :requirements => {:range => /(d+)\-(d+)/}. In the
'range' action, I'd do what YangBaikHati suggests above. start, finish =
params[:range].split('-').
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