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...rb init called Merb started with these options: --- :dist_root: /path/to/merb/mrblog/dist :allow_reloading: true :environment: development :merb_root: /path/to/merb/mrblog :cache_templates: true :use_mutex: true :config: dist/conf/mup.conf :host: 127.0.0.1 :show_error: true :port: "4000" :sql_session: true However any request to 127.0.0.1:4000 returns: Mon May 14 17:55:30 BST 2007: ERROR: undefined method `each'' for #<MerbUploadHandler:0x234bcfc> with nothing in the browser or in the log. Similarly, using a newly generated test app, I get: Mon May 14 17:56:27 BST 2007: E...

...ronment just like that: ====================================================== dev:/var/www/apps/upload_merb/current/log# /etc/init.d/merb_init start Merb started with these options: --- :template_ext: :html: :herb :js: :jerb :xml: :xerb :config: dist/conf/upload.conf :drb_server_port: 32323 :sql_session: true :cluster: 2 :cache_templates: false :host: 127.0.0.1 :port: "6000" :allow_reloading: true :start_drb: true :merb_root: /var/www/apps/upload_merb/current :merb_config: /var/www/apps/upload_merb/current/dist/conf/merb.yml :environment: production Starting merb drb server on port: 32...

In the example application named "sample_app", comment.jerb contains the following line: $(''comments'').update(<%=js partial(:comments) %>); What does the ''js'' method do to/with, if anything at all, ''partial(:comments)''? Merb is quite fun to use and I''m starting to get a feel for it and ruby. I''m surprised at

All, I see this item on the merb-0.0.8 release notes Added rails session parasite mode. I am assuming merbs can piggy back off the rails current session. How does one achieve that ? Thanks Fernand -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/merb-devel/attachments/20070112/0803f46e/attachment.html

Greetings, I posted this not on the Rails mailing list and didn''t get a definitive response so I thought I''d post it here, since I figure lots of you are using mongrel with Rails apps. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I''ve been using file-based fragment caching and DB-based session caching quite extensively. I decided to try out memcached for both to

Not sure if anyone else has had this problem. I was running on merb edge fine a few days ago. Last night I went to merb 0.4.0 via gem install and now any call to session[:foo] causes an error >> undefined method ''[]'' for nil:NilClass I have uninstalled and reinstalled merb with no luck. dependencies.rb use_orm :activerecord merb.yml :session_store: active_record Gems