The argument for the gem is that any improvements in security/bug
fixes will be automatically included in your application if you
continue to update your gems. The argument for the plugin is any
changes in the gem won't break your code that was already working if
you don't update your plugin.
I
Hi all,
What is the proper way to do this. I have a Bundle model. And I wish
for it to be able to have many Products. But I wish that the products
that a bundle has only be able to be set at the creation time of the
Bundle. That is once a Bundle is created I should not be able to
remove or ad
eval do
include RubyToJadeXML
end
p DateTime.now.jadexml
p ActiveSupport::TimeZone.new("Atlantic Time (Canada)").now.jadexml
Thanks again, Now where would you recommend I put this in a Rails
app?
Aaron
On Sep 30, 8:57 pm, Robert Walker
wrote:
> Aaron Broad wrote:
> > @seller.deadline.
appropriate place to put such
a "re-opening"
On Sep 30, 8:57 pm, Robert Walker
wrote:
> Aaron Broad wrote:
> > @seller.deadline.strftime(fmt='%FT%T.000')@seller.deadline.strftime
> > (fmt='%FT%T.000')
>
> By the way, I think in a case like yours
Or even simpler:
@seller.deadline.strftime(fmt='%FT%T.000')@seller.deadline.strftime
(fmt='%FT%T.000')
correctly formats a ActiveRecord DateTime for SOAP communication with
JADE java agent system.
On Sep 30, 3:57 pm, Aaron Broad wrote:
> Final
Final solution is as follows: @seller.deadline.to_datetime.strftime
(fmt='%FT%T.000')
gross but works and is parsed correctly.. I guess it silly JADE wants
exactly 3 zeros
On Sep 30, 1:22 pm, Robert Walker
wrote:
> Aaron Broad wrote:
> > If I send over a DateTime.now it is a
ap
will include some microseconds.
thanks,
Aaron
On Sep 30, 1:22 pm, Robert Walker
wrote:
> Aaron Broad wrote:
> > If I send over a DateTime.now it is accepted by the JADE server. As
> > does 5.minutes.since DateTime.now and such.
>
> SOAP/XML has a standard datetime format
ime came from... if it was a once a rails activerecord
datetime.. thats had to_datetime called on it.. you're up a creek...
thanks again,
Aaron
On Sep 30, 1:22 pm, Robert Walker
wrote:
> Aaron Broad wrote:
> > If I send over a DateTime.now it is accepted by the JADE server.
Hi all,
I'm sending DateTimes over soap to JADE agent system.
If I send DateTime.now over it is accepted fine.. and ends up as:
2009-09-30T09:20:52.959452-03:00
However, if I convert a Rails model field to datetime and send it over
its of class DateTime but loses the microseconds. Which my SO
Hi Saurav,
Here is a whole toolbox:
http://ruby-toolbox.com/categories/rails_admin_interfaces.html
So you can try a few. Really depends on your project. I've used
ActiveScaffold quite a bit, and enjoy it.
Aaron
On Sep 30, 7:56 am, Saurav Chakraborty wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am building an applic
king format (p @seller.deadline #where seller is a
model):
Tue, 29 Sep 2009 22:42:00 ADT -03:00
Thanks,
Aaron Broad
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