There seem to be a few alternatives for Rails web services. Namely ActiveResource, HTTParty a开发者_如何学JAVAnd Nokogiri
I have rails applications, which communicate with each other using ActiveResource. I have setup the VHOSTs to redirect every HTTP request to HTTPS. This is the VHOST for one开发者_运维知识库 applicati
I\'m having a problem using ActiveResource to save a model with a nested resource: I can load and save a non-nested resource with no problems, and I can load a resource plus its nested resources fine,
I have a Profile -> Photo relationship on the \"server\" application. The client application would the ability to upload up to three photos to the server side.
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I have a REST API that I am trying to access using Rails 3.0.1 that returns: <Sessions> <Session>
Rails ActiveResource is awesome ... except for one thing: as far as I can tell, there is no way to see what URL it is using behind the scenes.For instance, let\'s say I have an ActiveResource called I
I\'d like to use accepts_nested_attributes_for with Active Resource.Is this possible?I have been experimenting in console and passing in nested attributes works, however the nested models fail to crea
I have an application App2 to which I am sending a POST request from App1 using ActiveResource. On the App1,
There are 2 apps App1 and App2 and I am trying to create an entry into the items table of App2 from App1 using ActiveResource
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