I see lots of :
map.root :controller => "home"
Its I know simple, but what does home point to? A file? A controller? How/where does it gets its magic?
I see lots of : map.root :controller => home Its I know simple, but
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I see lots of :
map.root :controller => "home"
Its I know simple, but what does home point to? A file? A controller? How/where does it gets its magic?
Read the documentation.
This particular route maps “/” to the action
index(default) of the controller “home”, most likely in “app/controllers/home_controller.rb”.map.connect "foo", :controller => "something", similarly, maps /foo to theindexaction of the “something” controller.