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Hi, I am from a Java background and pretty new to Ruby and Rails. What I am wondering is how I would shared state accross requests and users without involving IO, i.e. use memory. My current understanding is that for each request a new process ist spawn and therefore it gets its own memory. So no sharing can take place between requests? Do I understand this right? For those who know

So apparently 1.8.4 is soon forthcoming. We need testing against it. Could someone help out with that? I believe Ara already checked into some of the issues, do you know if those are resolved, Ara? -- David Heinemeier Hansson http://www.loudthinking.com -- Broadcasting Brain http://www.basecamphq.com -- Online project management http://www.backpackit.com -- Personal information manager

Is there somewhere I can specify a maximum execution time for a given request. (Eg, someone does something in my application that brings about and infinite loop). The idea of potentially huge queries or even a programmer mistake is not impossible, and I have a hard time accepting that I will release an application that has no way of handling that.

request: /blog controller placed at /app/controllers/test/blog_controller.rb: class Test::BlogController < ApplicationController def index render :text => ''Hello, World!'' end end What the write map.connect shoud I use? Any Idias? I see that map.connect ''/blog'', :controller => ''test/blog'' working correctly, but what about

...rails will anyhow? ?? regards. -a -- =============================================================================== | ara [dot] t [dot] howard [at] noaa [dot] gov | all happiness comes from the desire for others to be happy. all misery | comes from the desire for oneself to be happy. | -- bodhicaryavatara ===============================================================================

This is a follow-up announcement from the 0.9 release. There are no major changes, but this release marks a downloadable (tgz) file as well as a promotional website, a demo application and screenshots. Family Connection is an easy-to-setup online hub for your family that includes a Family News section, and an Address Book. http://familyconnect.rubyforge.org/ Please note that the download

I''m trying to use the CGI module to generate the html in a view but am having trouble. My controller looks like: class MyTestController < ApplicationController def cgitest require ''cgi'' @cgi=CGI.new("html3") end end My cgitest.rhtml view document simply has: <%= @cgi.out{@cgi.html{@cgi.head{}}} %> Loading MyTest/cgitest, Rails tells me that

I''m running Ruby on Rails on Fedora Core 4 with lighttpd and fastcgi. I also used the login generator (don''t know if relevant). I have the following problem: At day time I work on the server and create/modify ruby files on the server, all pages work fine. Than the next day I want to open de server I get the error at the end of this message (on all pages, including non protected).

Hi, I''m trying to get the UserEngine running. I have installed the LoginEngine, added the essential lines to environment.rb / application.rb and application_helper.rb. Worked fine. Then I did the same with the UserEngine and when trying to set up the db: rake engine_migrate ENGINE=user I get: Migrating engine ''user_engine'' rake aborted! stack level too deep But...

Family Connection is an easy-to-setup online hub for your family that includes a Family News section, and an Address Book. Currently, there is no documentation on installing the Rails application itself (hence the 0.9 version number). Once installed, Family Connection guides the family website administrator through a simple two-page setup process. The web application restricts access