Fix issue when response contains a node with the same name as an existing class #1
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If we receive a response like <Response><timestamp>1394617345</timestamp><num_bytes>6625</num_bytes><Trip>.... and we have an existing class called Trip, the process could crash while trying to create the Trip object. The code in TravelObj#new tries to get and crate constants that belongs to a module, but it does it inheriting. The change just avoids inheriting.
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If we receive a response like
<Response><timestamp>1394617345</timestamp><num_bytes>6625</num_bytes><Trip>....and we have an existing class called
Trip, the process could crash while trying to create theTripobject. The code inTravelObj#newtries to get and crate constants that belongs to a module, but it does it inheriting. This change just avoids inheriting, so that it looks only in the module.