How to create a Rails 2.3.5 controller and scaffold from existing mysql db

Is it still possible to scaffold a Rails 2.3.5 app, where the mysql database and tables already exist? I know you could do this with Rails 1.8.7 like this:

ruby scriptgenerate scaffold recipe recipe

I wanted to confirm if there is any way to pull in an exising mysql database and tables for Rails 2.3.5

Thanks.

asked 07 Feb '11, 19:10

pineapple
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Hi,

I'm not that well versed with Rails versions below 3 but if it was ever possible, it should still be possible. :)

(07 Feb '11, 19:49) klynton

My bad. I was pulling it up wrong. I made a controller (singular), but need the plural to pull up the application. It works great!

(07 Feb '11, 21:56) pineapple

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