You may need to restart your Rails application so that your changes may
be picked up.
Gennady.
You may need to restart your Rails application so that your changes may
be picked up.
Gennady.
Gennady B. wrote:
You may need to restart your Rails application so that your changes may
be picked up.Gennady.
Without wanting to sound really dumb, how do I restart a Rails app. As
far as I can see, the only thing that is actually running is the server
(WEBrick), which I had already tried restarting, without success… :-/
On 5/10/06, Allison N. [email protected] wrote:
Gennady B. wrote:
You may need to restart your Rails application so that your changes may
be picked up.Gennady.
Without wanting to sound really dumb, how do I restart a Rails app. As
far as I can see, the only thing that is actually running is the server
(WEBrick), which I had already tried restarting, without success… :-/
You will probably get better results from the Rails-specific list or
forum.
http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails
Please note that if you’re using Ruby-Forum to access information on
Ruby and Rails, you are posting to a mailing list through a forum
interface.
-austin
Austin Z. wrote:
On 5/10/06, Allison N. [email protected] wrote:
Gennady B. wrote:
You may need to restart your Rails application so that your changes may
be picked up.Gennady.
Without wanting to sound really dumb, how do I restart a Rails app. As
far as I can see, the only thing that is actually running is the server
(WEBrick), which I had already tried restarting, without success… :-/You will probably get better results from the Rails-specific list or
forum.http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails
Please note that if you’re using Ruby-Forum to access information on
Ruby and Rails, you are posting to a mailing list through a forum
interface.-austin
Maybe, but as I said, I’m a newbie when it comes to ruby, and really,
from where I stand, this looks to be a ruby thing, not a Rails thing.
Does the Ruby VM remember the types of variables even across sessions?
How do I start a VM session anyway? How can I reset the VM?
On 5/10/06, Allison N. [email protected] wrote:
Maybe, but as I said, I’m a newbie when it comes to ruby, and really,
from where I stand, this looks to be a ruby thing, not a Rails thing.
Does the Ruby VM remember the types of variables even across sessions?
How do I start a VM session anyway? How can I reset the VM?
There is no Ruby VM as you’d understand it. If you have something
remembering the type of an object – not a variable; variables are
typeless here – then it is probably a Rails problem.
This is only something that could possibly affect long-running
processes.
-austin
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