Define a class like this in your models folder
class MyUserWS < ActiveResource::Base
self.site = "http://localhost/"; # point this to the location of
your web service
self.format = :json # default format is xml.
include this line if you want json
self.element_name = "users" # if your class name (MyUserWS in
this case) is different from the name of the webservice you are
calling, Mention the real name here
self.user = "[email protected]" # if your webserive need user
authentication mention user name and password
self.password = "mypassword"
end
Once you have this... you can instanciate MyUserWS as if it is a model
on local database table. You can do all activerecord operations on it
as you do on your models
Regards
Shireesh
On Feb 28, 9:03 pm, gs84 <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi every body,
>
> I use rest web service in my rails application for user's
> authentication (user creation, login, ...)
> Can someone explain me, how can i call a REST Web service (not
> developped in Rails, and deployed by Tomcat) in my rails application
> via POST method.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help
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