Rails - May 2006 - Radrails doesn''t create files via Eclipse

I can''t get Eclipse to create the files for a new Rails project in 
Eclipse. It works using the terminal. What could be wrong?

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P?l Bergstr?m wrote:
> I can''t get Eclipse to create the files for a new Rails project in
> Eclipse. It works using the terminal. What could be wrong?
> 
have you set up your Ruby interpreter in Window | Preferences | Ruby ?

Kristof

Kristof Jozsa wrote:
> P?l Bergstr?m wrote:
>> I can''t get Eclipse to create the files for a new Rails
project in
>> Eclipse. It works using the terminal. What could be wrong?
>> 
> 
> have you set up your Ruby interpreter in Window | Preferences | Ruby ?
> 
> Kristof
I tried that, but maybe I didn''t do it right. Does
"/usr/local/bin/ruby"
sounds right? And maybe I should restart Eclipse?

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P?l Bergstr?m wrote:
> Kristof Jozsa wrote:
>> P?l Bergstr?m wrote:
>>> I can''t get Eclipse to create the files for a new Rails
project in
>>> Eclipse. It works using the terminal. What could be wrong?
>>> 
>> 
>> have you set up your Ruby interpreter in Window | Preferences | Ruby ?
>> 
>> Kristof
> 
> I tried that, but maybe I didn''t do it right. Does
"/usr/local/bin/ruby"
> sounds right? And maybe I should restart Eclipse?
That didn''t work. Perhaps I should run a fix of permissions.

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> That didn''t work. Perhaps I should run a fix of permissions.
I think it''s a bug:
http://dev.radrails.org/trac/ticket/917

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Guest wrote:
>> That didn''t work. Perhaps I should run a fix of permissions.
> 
> I think it''s a bug:
> http://dev.radrails.org/trac/ticket/917
I see. So Radrails doesn''t work at all?

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P?l Bergstr?m wrote:
> Guest wrote:
>   
>>> That didn''t work. Perhaps I should run a fix of
permissions.
>>>       
>> I think it''s a bug:
>> http://dev.radrails.org/trac/ticket/917
>>     
>
> I see. So Radrails doesn''t work at all?
>
>   
In my experience radrails likes you to use: "rails my_app" from the 
command line and then you go into radrails, create a rails project and 
server, and it picks up the generated app skeleton, but fails to 
automatically generate one on its own. That''s my workaround, anyway

Best,
Leo