I have localhost:3000 working.
Windows xp system
I placed sqlite3.exe and dll in windows/system directory and made sure
it was in the path.
When I used gem install sqlite3-ruby it gave a large number of
errors indicating no definition. Looked like it couldn't find the
master table or something.
Other than placing sqlite3.exe in the windows\system was I supposed to
create a db table? Not clear from two different books I bought.
I got the say/hello application working. Wondering what to do next or
should I continue to follow the tutuorial?
There were many error lines. The last one follows the pattern of all
of them.
After invoking gem install sqlite3-ruby I got
'No definition for _wrap_sqlite3_aggregate_context'
The say hello program works however.
Using gem install sqlite-ruby it seemed to install without these
messages but the webrick server would crash as soon as I tried to do
the say/hello example.
Do I just rename sqlite3.exe to sqlite.exe and try again?
Sqlite3 is what you want to use. Before installing sqlite3-ruby you
need to be sure you've got sqlite3 installed correctly. The site to
go to is: http://www.sqlite.org/.
You can follow the Downloads link to get the pre-compiled version for
Windows. You want to get both sqlite-3_6_20.zip and
sqlitedll-3_6_20.zip. They need to be installed in a directory that
is on your path.
I have little experience with the MS environment but
sqlite3_aggregate_context comes from the sqlite3 api. I'm guessing
that, if you've already installed sqlite3, that it cannot be found
when you do "gem install sqlite3-ruby" Part of the gem installation
includes compiling some c code. This code will need sqlite3 header
files and library.
