Hi,
I am new to the platform.
I have used manual instaaltion.
downloaded ruby latestversion and installed. ruby -v = 1.8.6
downloaded .zip package of ruby gems, extracted and run setup. gem -v
= 0.9.4
downloaded all dependencies rake, activesupport,active record,
actionpack,actionwebservice, actionmailer and installed using - gem
install
gemname --local command
downloaded rails.gem and installed using - gem install rails --local.
rails -v = Rails 1.2.3
added c:\ruby\bin to path variable.
created an app using - rails app
changed to that folder and issued - ruby script/server
this command gives only the following output
c:\ruby\bin\app>ruby script/server
=> Booting WEBrick server…
thats all and when i try to open a browser with http:\localhost:3000,
it says the page cannot be displayed…
please someone help me… I am using windows XP with Nortron Internet
Security… I am eally desperate of this and kindly someone help me out
of this… please…
Hi,
I am new to the platform.
I have used manual instaaltion.
downloaded ruby latestversion and installed. ruby -v = 1.8.6
downloaded .zip package of ruby gems, extracted and run setup. gem -v
= 0.9.4
downloaded all dependencies rake, activesupport,active record,
actionpack,actionwebservice, actionmailer and installed using - gem
install
gemname --local command
downloaded rails.gem and installed using - gem install rails --local.
rails -v = Rails 1.2.3
added c:\ruby\bin to path variable.
created an app using - rails app
changed to that folder and issued - ruby script/server
this command gives only the following output
c:\ruby\bin\app>ruby script/server
=> Booting WEBrick server…
thats all and when i try to open a browser with http:\localhost:3000,
it says the page cannot be displayed…
please someone help me… I am using windows XP with Nortron Internet
Security… I am eally desperate of this and kindly someone help me out
of this… please…
wow, that sounds like a lot of work that you went through.
Here’s how I did it
downloaded and installed ruby 1.8.6
open command propmt, C:\gem install rails --include-dependencies
C:>rails test
C:>cd test
C:>ruby script/server
Done!
i’m thinking, if it’s hanging on the Booting WEBrick, you could also try
just quick question, is there any software(Norton, Anti-Spy) which is
blocking web-rick server from registering to port 3000, just confirm
it.
and one more thing after you run ruby script/server, don’t kill/stop
wait for it terminate, i guess it may through error saying unable to
register
port 3000. etc., …(your web-rick server should be allowed to access
port 3000(default) or which ever you are using).