What action is my Symfony/Doctrine generated form actually going to?

Question

In my Symfony 1.4 project I am using the doctrine:generate-admin task to create the modules that compose my backend system. One such module is "journeys". When I view the source of the "journeys/new" page (which displays the form to create a new journey entity) the action of the form is simply "journeys" (I expected it to be "journeys/create"). The "journeys" route on its own would call the executeIndex method - however I put a log call in there and upon form submission, the log is not made. So this leads me to believe that executeIndex is NOT being called, and another piece of code is being fired upon form submission that then (depending on a hidden input in the form) calls either executeCreate() or executeUpdate(). Problem is, I don't know where that would be happening. Any insight would be much appreciated.

I don't if this is relevant, but here is the routing definition for the journeys module

journey:  
  class: sfDoctrineRouteCollection  
  options:  
    model:                journey  
    module:               journeys    
    prefix_path:          /journeys  
    column:               id  
    with_wildcard_routes: true  

Thanks!

Answer 1

I think it is routed to create action. But you can see the routes that are generated via, e.g.

php symfony app:routes frontend

You should be able to see which HTTP method maps to which route.

Answer 2

When you look at the routes for your journey module (for example using php symfony app:routes frontend), you would see that there are 2 actions mapped to the same pattern, but with a different method:

journey                   GET    /journey.:sf_format
journey_create            POST   /journey.:sf_format

This means that when you do a GET request to /journey the index action is executes, and when you do a POST request the create action is executed.