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My department is in a battle right now. We have some very por PHP people and very pro Rails people. The php guys make a good argument that Rails is good for new applications where we dictate the DB schema. PHP shines where we go into an existing application, or a new one where multiple databases or possibly legacy systems are involved. The PHP guys basically say Rails is good for Web 2.0

I''m desperate. A few hours ago I was checking my server because we are running a survey for a new client and everything looked good for that app but I noticed another Rails app was quite large (twice as normal) so I decided it was time for a restart. Big mistake. Upon restart the application gave me a 500 error. Checking the logs I found a stack level too deep error that after hours I

I have the following: File: subscription_api.rb class SubscriptionApi < ActionWebService::API::Base api_method :newTest, :returns => [ [[:string]] ] end File: subscription_controller.rb class SubscriptionController < ApplicationController wsdl_service_name ''Subscription'' web_service_scaffold :invoke def newTest() return [

Am I missing something or is the Rails powered Instiki lacking the ability to actually compare the differences between changes in a page? ie: I want to see what changed between the current revision and the prior one. Instiki http://www.instiki.org/show/HomePage -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.