Rails - Jan 2006 - Noob - port 3000 in URL''s - get rid of it?

Hi, total Noob here.

I have a rails server set up and running.  I''m working my way through 
the "agile" book.

I see that all of the examples show URL''s that explicitly call for port
3000.  How would one go about creating a ruby app that is engaged with a 
"normal" URL with no port number in it?

That is apparently the default port for webrick to start up on when you 
use the command:
ruby script/server

So how would I hook one of the "agile" examples up to run from Apache?
Do I have to give it a port number?  Or is it possible to set up my 
apache server such that it "knows" about RoR?

thanks,
jp

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Cheers,

Bob Silva
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> bounces@lists.rubyonrails.org] On Behalf Of Jeff Pritchard
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> Subject: [Rails] Noob - port 3000 in URL''s - get rid of it?
> 
> Hi, total Noob here.
> 
> I have a rails server set up and running.  I''m working my way
through
> the "agile" book.
> 
> I see that all of the examples show URL''s that explicitly call for
port
> 3000.  How would one go about creating a ruby app that is engaged with a
> "normal" URL with no port number in it?
> 
> That is apparently the default port for webrick to start up on when you
> use the command:
> ruby script/server
> 
> So how would I hook one of the "agile" examples up to run from
Apache?
> Do I have to give it a port number?  Or is it possible to set up my
> apache server such that it "knows" about RoR?
> 
> thanks,
> jp
> 
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Bob Silva wrote:
>
http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/HowtoSetupApacheWithFastCGIAndRubyBi
> ndings
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Bob Silva
Thanks Bob!

jp

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