routes

In Rails I can automatically create a set of routes for CRUD actions using resources in the routes file. This creates index , new , create , edit , show , update and destroy routes. I understand the general flow of how these routes work and usually when a route is called a model object is created according to the parameters passed into the corresponding action and the corresponding view is created or the client is redirected to another specified action. Both the new and edit views can use the same _form partial to update the model object in their respective actions. However I am struggling to

I have implemented Entrust Roles for ACL layer. Now I'm planning to automate the permission check for each request so that, each time I don't have to write the permission for the user roles. eg. I have company resource, and user role as 'admin', he can only view company and another user role as 'super' can manage company. In database I had provided them appropriate permissions but in the middleware to check there permission, I am planning to achieve this: if url goes: localhost/company/create - In DB permission will be of create_company and current logged in user will be checked based on this

I have a fairly simple task that I want to accomplish, but can't seem to find information for Spring MVC routing about it. I have a very simple controller that routes a path to a view: @Controller @RequestMapping(value = "/help") public class HelpController { private static final String HELP = "help"; @RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.GET) public String help(Model model, Locale locale) { model.addAttribute("locale", locale); return HELP; } } I would like to throw a 404 if http://mysite.com/help.some.extension.is.entered , but Spring seems to resolve the example to /help. The javadoc says

I'm working with expressjs and want to authenticate users for a login using sessions. The site/app should on one hand allow the user to browse and investigate different products and information in a stateless webpage allowing caching of these pages, but should on the other hand have the functionality to let the user login and access different content acquired using sessions. Thus for a subset of my routes I want session state activated, while for the complementary subset (the rest of my routes) express sessions should be deactivated, allowing caching of these pages. How can I do this in a

resources :leagues do resources :schedule end This generates: leagues/:id leagues/:league_id/schedule/:id How can I keep the league ID from changing param names? So it'll be: leagues/:id leagues/:id/schedule/:schedule_id No, please do not do this. The reason for it being this way is that it provides a common interface for nested resources across every single application. By making it different in your application, you're effectively going "against the grain" of Rails. Rails has a strict set of conventions that you should stick to. When you stray from this path, things get messy. However, if