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Researching this further, I have found that <code>self.site</code> is not actually changing when I ask it to. It tells me it is changing in the logs, but it lies! <code>self.site</code> does not change from its initial set state in the first method called. I have a theory as to why this is not working and a workaround to get it working. First, my theory: When any one of the class methods defined is called, <code>site</code> is set. Since <code>site</code> is outside of the scope of the class method being called, once it is set initially, it cannot be changed thereafter. An example: <pre><code>Invoice.get_details </code></pre> <code>Invoice.site</code> is initially set to "localhost:8080/Invoice/getDetails" <pre><code>Invoice.get_pending_notifications </code></pre> <code>Invoice.site</code> cannot be changed because it is already defined as "localhost:8080/Invoice/getDetails" The above is just a working theory. How I got this working: Remove all references to <code>self.site</code> except for the initial set <code>self.site = "localhost:8080"</code> and instead use a url string. (Under the section "Finding resources from custom paths" at <a href="http://ofps.oreilly.com/titles/9780596521424/activeresource_id59243.html" rel="nofollow">http://ofps.oreilly.com/titles/9780596521424/activeresource_id59243.html</a> ) <pre><code>class Invoice < ActiveResource::Base self.site = "localhost:8080" def self.define(method) define_singleton_method(method) do |params = {}| url = "#{self.site}/Invoice/#{method.to_s.camelize(:lower)}" # results = Invoice.all(params: params) <- Change this call to below results = Invoice.find(:all, from: url, params: params) return results end end define :get_details define :put_approval define :get_attachment define :get_pending_notifications end </code></pre> Using the code above, I can call any of the methods defined, each pointing to a different url, without issue. 
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