Rails 3 windows server 2008

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Hyper-V is available on Windows Server only and the details on how to install Hyper-V can be found here. Details of how to setup the VHD are included in the documentation that accompanies the product. The local admin password for this VM is 'pass word1'. Follow Microsoft Facebook Twitter. User posted I have searched the net for several weeks now User posted I am not trying to be rude or ungrateful Still looking for a solution Monday, July 12, PM.

User posted Hi! Saturday, June 18, AM. User posted I am interested in running Rails 3. Anyone doing the same? If so, any advice would be appreciated. Tuesday, April 9, PM. Therefore Mongrel cannot be installed as a service. Phusion Passenger is not available on Windows would be the best solution. Using thin , however, the author says the thin process is not 'guarded'. Using Ngnix , however, the author says he just ran a default app, not a full run app. Using Ngnix. I think this solution suffers the same problem as above.

Using a virtualization of Linux, but I must solve problems like auto-start, etc. Run on JRuby within Tomcat. Improve this question. Check out torquebox. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. This is the setup I currently have running: Windows server Apache 2. To make sure your basic Thin setup is running correctly: thin start -p -e production This should start your server on port in production mode using the MySQL database. Improve this answer. Thanks Chris. I also want to note here that the Rails Installer now installs ruby 1.

I find this very usefull to switch from one database environment to the other in rails. You can also export and import your designs as xml or even apply them directly to your database. Posted by Vincent Jacquel at AM 4 comments:. Labels: Sql , Tools.

I always wondered if rails was really working well with SQL Server. A lot of posts on the web concern every database on earth excepted SQL Server. Most posts concerning SQL Server and Rails are written for previous version of rails and deal with specific issues. And sorry, but the official documentation is the jungle ;- So I thought it was time for a simple tutorial on how to use SQL Server and rails 2. The goal of this tutorial is to create a basic CRUD application from scratch.

The targeted audience is 0 or little knowledge of rails. After this simple tutorial, I'll try to go more into details in subsequent posts. First of all, we have to create our application environment : 1. Then you have to install the SQL Server adapter which was removed from the standard rails 2. Then you have to create a database on your SQL Server 3. Open your SQL Server client tool and create a database called sqlserverapp 4.

Add a user with SQL Server authentication called user with secret as password to the database you just created. Create an ODBC link name sqlserverapp to connect to this database. Then you have to edit your database configuration file to tell rails to use SQL Server and your new database. In the rails console, go to the configuration directory and edit the database.

Repeat the process for the test and production database if needed. Then the basic configuration is done. We can start writing the application.