Configure routes.rb for Rails 3.0

I just moved to using Rails 3.0.3 on my Mac OS X.

When i tried to generate cont开发者_如何学Gorollers and views as follows:

 $rails generate controller testing

it created the controller at the appropriate place. i created a method/action in the same controller called greet and when i tried to access this via the browser at:

 http://localhost:3000/testing/greet

It gave me an error saying:

 Routing Error

 No route matches "/testing/greet"

But if i add the following line in my routes.rb file:

 get 'testing#greet'

it works fine, But, i cannot add the above line for each and every method in my application.

Please help me on how to rectify this problem.

Thanks!

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He's not over complicating.

Assuming testing is resoucedful, in routes:

resources :testings do
  # for individual /testing/1/greet
  member do
    get 'greet'
  end

  # on the collection
  collection do
    get 'greet'
  end
end

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You are over complicating routing. Please read the Routing Guide for enlightenment.

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If you are coming from Rails 2.x to Rails 3.0, your routes.rb file is probably missing this line:

 match ':controller/:action'

In Rails 2.x this line was:

 map.connect ':controller/:action'

Because of the change in the Routing API and introduction of Action Dispatch you need to add the first line in your routes.rb file to map every method automatically.

PS: Please remember that if you need to overwrite the above routing, you'll need to declare routing commands above this line, because priority in Rails Routing takes bottom down approach.

Thanks!