I have localhost:3000 working. Windows xp system I placed sqlite3.exe and dll in windows/system directory and made sure it was in the path. When I used gem install sqlite3-ruby it gave a large number of errors indicating no definition. Looked like it couldn''t find the master table or something. Other than placing sqlite3.exe in the windows\system was I supposed to create a db table? Not clear from two different books I bought. I got the say/hello application working. Wondering what to do next or should I continue to follow the tutuorial? Kangaroo99
Post the actual error message you get from the gem install. That makes it much easier to give you some help. On Nov 12, 12:36 am, kangaroo99 <robert.mech...-fOdFMYwuEsI@public.gmane.org> wrote:> I have localhost:3000 working. > Windows xp system > I placed sqlite3.exe and dll in windows/system directory and made sure > it was in the path. > > When I used gem install sqlite3-ruby it gave a large number of > errors indicating no definition. Looked like it couldn''t find the > master table or something. > > Other than placing sqlite3.exe in the windows\system was I supposed to > create a db table? Not clear from two different books I bought. > > I got the say/hello application working. Wondering what to do next or > should I continue to follow the tutuorial? > > Kangaroo99
There were many error lines. The last one follows the pattern of all of them. After invoking gem install sqlite3-ruby I got ''No definition for _wrap_sqlite3_aggregate_context'' The say hello program works however. Using gem install sqlite-ruby it seemed to install without these messages but the webrick server would crash as soon as I tried to do the say/hello example. Do I just rename sqlite3.exe to sqlite.exe and try again? bob On Nov 12, 8:17 am, Rick <richard.t.ll...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote:> Post the actual error message you get from the gem install. That > makes it much easier to give you some help. > > On Nov 12, 12:36 am, kangaroo99 <robert.mech...-fOdFMYwuEsI@public.gmane.org> wrote: > > > > > I have localhost:3000 working. > > Windows xp system > > I placed sqlite3.exe and dll in windows/system directory and made sure > > it was in the path. > > > When I used gem install sqlite3-ruby it gave a large number of > > errors indicating no definition. Looked like it couldn''t find the > > master table or something. > > > Other than placing sqlite3.exe in the windows\system was I supposed to > > create a db table? Not clear from two different books I bought. > > > I got the say/hello application working. Wondering what to do next or > > should I continue to follow the tutuorial? > > > Kangaroo99- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
Sqlite3 is what you want to use. Before installing sqlite3-ruby you need to be sure you''ve got sqlite3 installed correctly. The site to go to is: http://www.sqlite.org/. You can follow the Downloads link to get the pre-compiled version for Windows. You want to get both sqlite-3_6_20.zip and sqlitedll-3_6_20.zip. They need to be installed in a directory that is on your path. I have little experience with the MS environment but sqlite3_aggregate_context comes from the sqlite3 api. I''m guessing that, if you''ve already installed sqlite3, that it cannot be found when you do "gem install sqlite3-ruby" Part of the gem installation includes compiling some c code. This code will need sqlite3 header files and library. HTH On Nov 12, 7:00 pm, kangaroo99 <robert.mech...-fOdFMYwuEsI@public.gmane.org> wrote:> There were many error lines. The last one follows the pattern of all > of them. > > After invoking gem install sqlite3-ruby I got > > ''No definition for _wrap_sqlite3_aggregate_context'' > > The say hello program works however. > > Using gem install sqlite-ruby it seemed to install without these > messages but the webrick server would crash as soon as I tried to do > the say/hello example. > > Do I just rename sqlite3.exe to sqlite.exe and try again? > > bob > > On Nov 12, 8:17 am, Rick <richard.t.ll...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote: > > > Post the actual error message you get from the gem install. That > > makes it much easier to give you some help. > > > On Nov 12, 12:36 am, kangaroo99 <robert.mech...-fOdFMYwuEsI@public.gmane.org> wrote: > > > > I have localhost:3000 working. > > > Windows xp system > > > I placed sqlite3.exe and dll in windows/system directory and made sure > > > it was in the path. > > > > When I used gem install sqlite3-ruby it gave a large number of > > > errors indicating no definition. Looked like it couldn''t find the > > > master table or something. > > > > Other than placing sqlite3.exe in the windows\system was I supposed to > > > create a db table? Not clear from two different books I bought. > > > > I got the say/hello application working. Wondering what to do next or > > > should I continue to follow the tutuorial? > > > > Kangaroo99- Hide quoted text - > > > - Show quoted text -