I think you might have missed out the step where you create a valid rails
application.
After all the gem installs, you should be able to enter:
rails myapp
and that command will set up a valid rails directory.
You should possibly make sure you understand how the rails command works
first,
and use the ''mongrel_rails start'' and ''mongrel_rails
stop'' commands while
learning Rails.
On 11/5/07, ??? <weigbin at 163.com> wrote:>
> 1.download ruby-one click for windows from www.ruby-lang.org? set up.
> 2.run command:
> gem install rails --include-dependencies (success)
> 3.set up mongrel:
> gem install win32-service(pick the most recent one)
> gem install mongrel (pick the win32 pre-built)
> gem install mongrel_service
>
> all of the above were successful.
>
> then i creat an empty folder "d:\myapp",run the command:
> mongrel_rails service::install -N myapp -c d:\myapp -p 4000 -e
> production
>
> the rusult:the path you specified isn''t a valid Rails
application
>
> so what''s the matter?
>
> i am a student in Nanjing Agricultural University,I am learning ruby and
> ruby on rails,but there are few books and other materials for me.so can
> you help me?
>
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