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How to call methods defined in ApplicationController in models

I have defined method in ApplicationController

class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
   helper_method :get_active_gateway
   def get_active_gateway(cart)
     cart.account.gateways
   end
end

When I am calling this method in model

class Order < ActiveRecord::Base
   def transfer
     active= get_active_gateway(self.cart)
   end
end

It throwing error undefined local variable get_active_gateway .

So I wrote

class Order < ActiveRecord::Base
   def transfer
    active= ApplicationContoller.helpers.get_active_gateway(self.cart)
   end
end

Then it was throwing error undefined method nil for Nilclass .

I am working in Rails 3.2.0.

Why would you need such thing? The model should not know about its controllers. Maybe a redesign of your system will be more appropriate in this case.

Here is a link to similar thread .

As a design choice, its not recommended to call controller helpers from your models.

You can just simply pass the required details to your model methods as arguments.

def transfer(active_gateway)
  active = active_gateway
end

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