similar to: Merb::RenderMixin#set_status refers to non-existent RESPONSE_CODES constant

Hi all, I will distribute a Merb application as a gem. All the pieces are in place, except one: when daemonizing, the PID files are put in the default log/ location, instead of the place I defined. I looked through the code, and it seems possible to change the location of the log files, but the paths are hard-coded. I would have to abstract these away. Am I approaching this the right

Hi all, I''m just starting to work w/ RSpec, so I hope this question isn''t too obvious or missing the point somehow: Is there a way in RSpec to specify that a controller action should use a specific HTTP status code? Specifically I want to test for the usage of 301 as opposed to 302, for a permanent redirection. response.should be_redirect looks like it calls

I''ve submitted a few patches on Trac to help get Merb running under JRuby [0][1][2][3][4]. It''d be cool if any of you committers could find the time to look them over and apply/reject them. They''re mostly tiny, so it shouldn''t be too onerous. With all of these patches applied, there are still 3 spec failures. One is in the spec ''a merb mailer

All, I have just updated to the latest release of merb 0.4 and I am wondering how I can get my controller changes to reload without bouncing the server ? I am running in dev mode but my changes to my merb controller don''t seem to get picked up on new requests. Also say I have a controller that needs to render an alternate xml format ie something like:

I didn''t quite see a direct answer to Matt''s question regarding running merb from SVN: http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/merb-devel/2007-July/000132.html In a merb application, is there something comparable to having rails in the vendor/ folder of a rails app? Thanks, Duane Johnson (canadaduane)

In rev 410, "rake db:migrate" doesn''t run because the Rake tasks are still looking for dist/ This patch removes all the references to dist/ that I could find. Ez, consider this a full copyright transfer from me to you on this and future patches; I''ll sign something official if you need it. -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was

Hello! I''m trying to move to rails from traditional web app. As Rails has some conventions about table schema, I met some obstacles. Questions. 1. This is a sort of general question. Do you make a code table for things like the following? Activity Status Codes 01001: Open 01002: Pending 01003: Delayed 01004: Cancelled 01005: Closed (The first 2 digits are code category.) Would you

Is there any way to flush the output of a long running 'guestfish sh cmd.sh' call? It seems to me that output is only shown once cmd.sh has finished. I already split cmd.sh into smaller pieces to see overall progress. But output from a verbose, long running single command within cmd.sh is not shown. Olaf

On Tue, Feb 04, 2014 at 10:43:28AM +0100, Olaf Hering wrote: > Is there any way to flush the output of a long running 'guestfish sh > cmd.sh' call? No. At the protocol level, the output is only sent in the reply message, which also completes the RPC call: http://libguestfs.org/guestfs.3.html#communication-protocol > It seems to me that output is only shown once cmd.sh has

the details section of ?image says: > If useRaster is not specified, raster images are used when the > getOption("preferRaster") is true, the grid is regular and either > dev.capabilities("raster") is "yes" or it is "non-missing" and there > are no missing values. but in my experience this is never the case and

Hello mailing list! (Ehhh, that sounds a bit silly, don''t you think?) Anyway, I''m glad that Zed allow me contribute to this project. Been using Ruby and Rails for half-year and lot of things I have learned running on win32 arena, that I wanted to share with everybody. As previously post on ruby-talk by Zed, I will create the scripts that made posible run mongrel as services

Hello, My name is Olle, and I am new here. I''d like to add some detail to Ez''s explanation in a previous email [1]. These are the steps I took to get Merb running Merb Edge (is that what you call it?). Start in the merb-root not in the dist-root. # Create dist/framework, plus script/merb stub rake merb:freeze cd dist rm -rf framework # Replace dist/framework with trunk

Hello Guys, Doing some svn up and some looking at the code in the repo, found that MERB_ROOT and the replacement Merb.root constant based heavily on Dir.pwd (on trunk: http://merb.devjavu.com/browser/trunk/lib/merb.rb#L89) Dir.pwd present a problem when you try to run something "outside" the root of your app, let say inside app directory it will wrongly assing MERB_ROOT to Dir.pwd and

Hey all, I am looking to write a plugin for merb and have a few queries about how to best go about it. I have a few questions (sorry if some are very merb newbie ones): - It seems all the plugins are gems; I can just add dependencies (my plugin will require soap4r) as per any usual gem spec? - If I want my plugin to add some new generate functionality? Is this possible? If so, are there

Hey there folks- I''m happy to announce the first useable release of my new pocket- framework Merb. Merb is a mongrel handler with built in controller and view templating with erb. It has a nice routing system similar to rails but much simpler. It uses some of the code from the camping handler and the rails handler and then some of its own secret sauce to form imho a nice fast

On 04/24/2018 09:08 AM, Matt Fredrickson wrote: > On Tue, Apr 24, 2018 at 10:54 AM, Bruce Ferrell <bferrell at baywinds.org> wrote: >> A while back (last year maybe?), there was a Digium blog post on setting up >> WebRTC. >> >> I was never able to get that working. >> >> I was working with Asterisk 15 on a RHEL derived distro and had no idea of >>

I put together a sample app to help people learn Merb: http://svn.depixelate.com/applications/invoice_tracker/ I also blogged about it here: http://depixelate.com/2007/5/31/taking-merb-for-a-spin -- Zack Chandler http://depixelate.com

Since Merb has the lovely property of rendering the output of an action, using ruby-level exceptions to render error pages in Merb could be a cute way to approach error handling. Suppose one has an action for editing a product which you would like to restrict to administrators: def edit raise AdminAccessReqired unless session[:user] and session[:user].admin? @product =

Partially downloaded file is not deleted on exit anymore. There is a check for partially downloaded image in cache directory based on its name. When found, download_to crafts appropriate options to continue its download. --- builder/downloader.ml | 16 ++++++++++++---- 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/builder/downloader.ml b/builder/downloader.ml index

Ezra, * test harness in new generated merb apps with helpers for testing merb without starting a server. * pin down plugin arch Seems to me that these two tasks go together unless you want to have rspec built in Merb. Regarding the test harness, my understanding is that: - a developer should be able to easily write specs against a merb application. - a developer should not need to start a merb