Hey all , i m a newbie of ruby and rails , iahev an application which
is in ruby rails , now i am trying to run on this localhost .. but i am
getting following errors .!
1.i am trying to run `rails s` or `rails c` , and i m in already in the
root folder .
2. when i am trying to get the documentation of this . getting
following error .
how can i run my application on localhost . is there any other IDE which
can run this application .
Hey all , i m a newbie of ruby and rails , iahev an application which
is in ruby rails , now i am trying to run on this localhost .. but i am
getting following errors .!
1.i am trying to run `rails s` or `rails c` , and i m in already in the
root folder .
It is better to copy/paste the output here rather than attaching an image.
The error suggests that you are not in the root folder of the
application. What do you see if you type ls
Which version of rails are you using (rails -v)
How did you create the application?
Are you using Windows? If so then it may be difficult to get help.
It is better to copy/paste the output here rather than attaching an
thanks for reply .. i got this application from my manager . i m
using 3.2.13 . i dont know how they created this application . yeah i m
using windows . is it difficult to work on windows with ruby on rails ??
Most rails developers use Linux (often Ubuntu) or Mac. I believe that
it is possible to develop on Windows but can be problematic.
If your manager gave you the app then perhaps best to ask him.
Have you done
bundle install
I always suggest that new Rails users work right through a good
tutorial such as railstutorial.org in order to understand the basics
of rails.
Colin
acutally sir .. i dont want to learn ruby on rails ..somehow i just want
to run this application ..so i can know its functionality .. utlimately
i have to convert this in asp.net mvc .
I have done the - Install bundle
Not Install bundle, but bundle install. Did that appear to run correctly?
.. i m in the root folder , is there
any other configuration needed to run ruby or rails appliaction
.database or something els , i m missing .
In order to check that your rails install is working, go to a suitable
folder and run
rails new testapp
that should create a folder testapp containing a new application.
You may find it even more difficult to get help given the fact that
you are not actually interested in rails itself. This is a self-help
community. There is obviously no way you are ever going to give any
help back to the others in the community.
In that case it must be an issue with the application. Start by
comparing the files in a new app you have created (using the same
version of rails the application expects) and those in the
application. Look first at the files in the config directory and its
subdirs for any obvious differences. You said you are using rails
3.2.13, I presume that is the correct version that the app was written
for. Look at the start of the file Gemfile in the root directory and
in config/environment.rb where you may find a line RAILS_GEM_VERSION
In that case it must be an issue with the application. Start by
comparing the files in a new app you have created (using the same
version of rails the application expects) and those in the
application. Look first at the files in the config directory and its
subdirs for any obvious differences. You said you are using rails
3.2.13, I presume that is the correct version that the app was written
for. Look at the start of the file Gemfile in the root directory and
in config/environment.rb where you may find a line RAILS_GEM_VERSION
Colin
sir ,
i tried to install the bundle in application using "bundle install"
its giving me error Bundler:gemfilenotfound . one more thing which is
the best IDE to us on windows OS for ruby on rails .
i have copied the gemfile from another application to this one . and
installed the bundle . but still "rails s" not working .
Well I guess that after being repeatedly asked to look in
environment.rb the OP has finally realised that he had installed the
wrong version of Rails and has now solved his problem. I suppose it
is too much to expect a post acknowledging this, or telling us what
the solution was if it was not that.
