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2005 Mar 02
4
Development without server restart?
I thought that Rails was supposed to allow development of an
application *without* having to restart the webserver? I know this
works in WEBRick ... but this doesn''t seem to be the case in Apache
(linux). Am I missing something here, or does this only work in
webrick?
I suppose one should argue that for development you should just use
webrick, but this wasn''t an option for me
2005 Jan 28
17
breakpoint not working
I keep getting:
No connection to breakpoint service at druby://localhost:42531
(DRb::DRbConnError)
Tries to connect will be made every 3 seconds...
This happens every time i run ./script/breakpointer using 0.9.5 on OSX
or Windows.
Any ideas?
2006 Mar 25
6
Where''s the doc for get(), post(), put(), delete() & head()?
These HTTP Request methods are used for testing. They are discussed in
the testing chapter of the Agile Web Development with Rails book, as
well as in http://manuals.rubyonrails.com/read/chapter/28#page72 "A
Guide to Testing the Rails".
I want to set the encoding to multipart for a test I''m writing, but I
can''t find any documentation to show me how. Pointing me
2005 Dec 14
14
Install problems: R-o-R on Debian with mod_ruby
...for a
complete, consistent documentation. In detail:
This site: http://wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/pages/Tutorial gives an
"Apache configuration example for Apache 2" that I put into my
apache2.conf (debian equivalent to httpd.conf).
Also I configured mod_ruby according to
http://wiki.modruby.net/en/?InstallGuide
This seems to configure apache to accept .rbx files as ruby-executables,
right? (I later changed that to .rb without success.)
Now rails was installed to /usr/share/rails - in order to access this
from my DocumentRoot /var/www/ I moved that to /var/www/ruby/rails
Then apach...