On 1/4/06, Obie Fernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I understand that the /components tree is more or less depricated, and
> > I'd really like to see something done with it along these lines.
>
> Has this deprecation you speak of been written up anywhere or just
> your opinion? Just curious.
Obie Fernandez wrote:
I understand that the /components tree is more or less depricated, and
I'd really like to see something done with it along these lines.
Has this deprecation you speak of been written up anywhere or just
your opinion? Just curious.
I don't think they
> Has this deprecation you speak of been written up anywhere or just
> your opinion? Just curious.
Components haven't been formally or informally deprecated. However
they're not very widely used. The .14 release had a memory leak in
components which didn't get noticed for a few weeks.
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Chee
> I understand that the /components tree is more or less depricated, and
> I'd really like to see something done with it along these lines.
Has this deprecation you speak of been written up anywhere or just
your opinion? Just curious.
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On 12/31/2005 James Adam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Continuing the WikiEngine example, intuitively you'd want to put your
> controllers underneath the WikiEngine module too. However, Rails
> automagically creates this module and throws a fit if it already
> exists. Typically within Engines/Plugin
I would love to be able to do this. The one sticking point that I've
come across at the moment is the way that Rails' dependencies
automatically creates modules for ApplicationController subclasses.
Continuing the WikiEngine example, intuitively you'd want to put your
controllers underneath the Wi
Hi,
at the moment it is quite difficult to combine multiple Rails apps, e.g.
a forum and a wiki. Neither components nor engines provide a sufficient
level of separation between the parts of the applications to make this
considerably easier, because in the end everything becomes mixed up in
th
Hi,
at the moment it is quite difficult to combine multiple Rails apps, e.g.
a forum and a wiki. Neither components nor engines provide a sufficient
level of separation between the parts of the applications to make this
considerably easier, because in the end everything becomes mixed up in
the sa
