Hi everybody,
I am very new in Ruby on Rails.
I install ruby(1.9.2p180) and Rails(3.1.3). Also I install RubyMine3.1.1
as IDE.
I successfully have done some simple simple practices. Now I want to
play with database(mysql).Though I have checked so some of the URLs but
unable to make out.
Please help me how to do that, what files or folders should I place
and where should I place those. Please guide me.
Thanks in advance.
On 31 January 2012 11:47, Srimanta C. [email protected]
wrote:
Hi everybody,
I am very new in Ruby on Rails.
I install ruby(1.9.2p180) and Rails(3.1.3). Also I install RubyMine3.1.1
as IDE.
I successfully have done some simple simple practices. Now I want to
play with database(mysql).Though I have checked so some of the URLs but
unable to make out.
Please help me how to do that, what files or folders should I place
and where should I place those. Please guide me.
Do you mean you are trying to install a mysql server on your pc, or
what? Please give more detail on exactly what you want to do.
Also tell us which operating system you are using.
Colin
–
gplus.to/clanlaw
Colin L. wrote in post #1043229:
On 31 January 2012 11:47, Srimanta C. [email protected]
wrote:Hi everybody,
I am very new in Ruby on Rails.
I install ruby(1.9.2p180) and Rails(3.1.3). Also I install RubyMine3.1.1
as IDE.
I successfully have done some simple simple practices. Now I want to
play with database(mysql).Though I have checked so some of the URLs but
unable to make out.
Please help me how to do that, what files or folders should I place
and where should I place those. Please guide me.Do you mean you are trying to install a mysql server on your pc, or
what? Please give more detail on exactly what you want to do.
Also tell us which operating system you are using.Colin
–
gplus.to/clanlaw
I am using Windows OS. In my pc, already xampp is installed. Now by
making use of that mysql database how can I fetch data to my Ruby
application. Is there any need to install mysql server again though
xampp is installed?
Colin L. wrote in post #1043237:
On 31 January 2012 12:01, Srimanta C. [email protected]
wrote:Please help me how to do that, what files or folders should I place
gplus.to/clanlawI am using Windows OS. In my pc, already xampp is installed. Now by
making use of that mysql database how can I fetch data to my Ruby
application. Is there any need to install mysql server again though
xampp is installed?I don’t know much about Windows, most Rails developers use Mac or
Linux (often Ubuntu). However first you must check that your mysql
server is working, presumably there is some way of accessing mysql
from the command line to check it and to setup users and so on.
Assuming you have already done this then setup the database details in
database.yml and all should work.Personally I advise people not to do Rails development Windows, but
others do manage this. Either use a virtual machine running, for
example, Ubuntu, using VirtualBox or VMWare or set your PC up to dual
boot Windows and Ubuntu, which is very easy.If you must use windows then I believe using railsinstaller is
considered the best option at the moment.Other than the above, if you have further problems while using
Windows, I am afraid I will have to leave it to others to help.Colin
I finally got the result. Now I am starting to play with database.
Thanks.
On 31 January 2012 12:01, Srimanta C. [email protected]
wrote:
Please help me how to do that, what files or folders should I place
gplus.to/clanlawI am using Windows OS. In my pc, already xampp is installed. Now by
making use of that mysql database how can I fetch data to my Ruby
application. Is there any need to install mysql server again though
xampp is installed?
I don’t know much about Windows, most Rails developers use Mac or
Linux (often Ubuntu). However first you must check that your mysql
server is working, presumably there is some way of accessing mysql
from the command line to check it and to setup users and so on.
Assuming you have already done this then setup the database details in
database.yml and all should work.
Personally I advise people not to do Rails development Windows, but
others do manage this. Either use a virtual machine running, for
example, Ubuntu, using VirtualBox or VMWare or set your PC up to dual
boot Windows and Ubuntu, which is very easy.
If you must use windows then I believe using railsinstaller is
considered the best option at the moment.
Other than the above, if you have further problems while using
Windows, I am afraid I will have to leave it to others to help.
Colin