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We need to tell Rails to load the acts_as_taggable gem at startup, since we are using a gem and not a Rails plugin. To do this, add the line require_gem 'acts_as_taggable' to the last line of config/environment.rb, as shown here: # Include your application configuration below require_gem 'acts_as_taggable' After you have saved the changes and restarted WEBrick, you can specify that an ActiveRecord model should be taggable by adding the line acts_as_taggable to the code. This gives you access to the instance methods shown in Table 7-1 and the class methods shown in Table 7-2.

Method: catalog_product_link.assign ($type, $product_id, $linked_product_id, $data)

__metaclass__ = type class MyClass: @staticmethod def smeth(): print 'This is a static method' @classmethod def cmeth(cls): print 'This is a class method of', cls Once you ve defined these methods, they can be used like this (that is, without instantiating the class): >>> MyClass.smeth() This is a static method >>> MyClass.cmeth() This is a class method of <class '__main__.MyClass'> Static methods and class methods haven t historically been important in Python, mainly because you could always use functions or bound methods instead, in some way, but also because the support hasn t really been there in earlier versions. So even though you may not see them used much in current code, they do have their uses (such as factory functions, if you ve heard of those), and you may well think of some new ones.

book.tag(tags, options)

Description: Associates product_id to linked_product_id with the defined type. Return: Boolean; true if assign was successful. Arguments: $type (required). Can be cross_sell , up_sell , related , or grouped . $product_id (required). target product_id or product_sku. $linked_product_id (required). linked product_id or product_sku. $data (optional). Assigns values to the relationship, such as position and qty.

Assigns the specified tags to the book. This is done by parsing the tags parameter. The tags parameter is a string, and tags are separated by spaces. A different separator can be used by adding the :separator => ' ' option to the options hash. Add the :clear => true option to remove all existing tags before assigning the new ones. Returns an array of tags that have been assigned to the book. The collection can be forced to be reloaded from the database by setting reload to true. Finds books that share most of the same tags as the current book. The options hash can be used for specifying how many books should be returned by the method. The default is five. To specify a different value, add :limit => n to the options hash. Note that you need to specify the separator with the separator parameter, if you are not using the default separator. Returns true if the book has been assigned the specified tag. The reload parameter can be used to force a reload of the book, before the check is performed.

It is possible to implement properties with old-style classes, too, but you have to use magic methods rather than the property function. The following four methods provide all the functionality you need (in old-style classes, you only use the last three): __getattribute__(self, name): Automatically called when the attribute name is accessed. (Works correctly on new-style classes only.) __getattr__(self, name): Automatically called when the attribute name is accessed and the object has no such attribute. __setattr__(self, name, value): Automatically called when an attempt is made to bind the attribute name to value. __delattr__(self, name): Automatically called when an attempt is made to delete the attribute name. Although a bit trickier (and less efficient) to use than property, these magic methods are quite powerful because you can write code in one of these methods that deals with several properties. (If you have a choice, though, stick with property.) Here is the Rectangle example again, this time with magic methods:

// Prepare the data $type = 'up_sell'; $product_id = '1'; $linked_product_id = '2'; // using SOAP method $results = $client->call($session_id, 'catalog_product_link.assign', array($type, $product_id, $linked_product_id)); // return true if successful var_dump($results);

book.tag_names(reload)

Method: catalog_product_link.update ($type, $product_id, $linked_product_id, $data)