Xxx Yyy wrote:
Hey,
I installed InstantRails 1.7 (on Windows XP Home). I unzipped it with
7-Zip in D:\InstantRails (no spaces in pathname + short pathname) to
avoid UnZip-problems. I followed the installation instructions. The
cookbook-example works fine.
But when I want to create an own project with "rails projectname", my
computer says something like "The command "rails" is either written
wrong or it is not found." What do I do wrong?!!! By the way -
InstantRails already worked on this computer about a year ago. But I
deleted it in between... Did I forgot to install something?
Did you run use_ruby.cmd in the console before your tried that? Seems like a path issue.
Cheers,
Mohit.
9/9/2007 | 6:43 PM.
Xxx Yyy wrote:
Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
Did you run use_ruby.cmd in the console before your tried that? Seems
like a path issue.
That's it!! Thank you very much for your fast reply! I think it is not written anywhere in the installation instructions...
I discovered it by chance when I thought I'd create a script called 'use_rails.cmd' that would initialize the paths 
and discovered that there was something already there! 
Cheers,
Mohit.
9/9/2007 | 6:54 PM.
Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
Xxx Yyy wrote:
Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
Did you run use_ruby.cmd in the console before your tried that? Seems
like a path issue.
That's it!! Thank you very much for your fast reply! I think it is not written anywhere in the installation instructions...
I discovered it by chance when I thought I'd create a script called 'use_rails.cmd' that would initialize the paths and discovered that there was something already there!
Actually, I run another script in that directory that opens up another window in the same directory
start cmd /k use_ruby.cmd
use_ruby.cmd
This way, I have 1 windows for running the rails commands and another for the server. I know there are many ways to achieve this, though.
Cheers,
Mohit.
9/9/2007 | 7:01 PM.