If I had more to go on I’d gladly share it. The app is development ,
basically the same trace I posted earlier from the exception is what I
see in the log.
It doesn’t seem to matter though what controller / action I point it
at, same thing.
I should add that it doesn’t seem to matter what I put in the url in
terms of controller , it just spits out the same message. Even if I
type in a controller that doesn’t exist. The standard rails index
page does open if I just do a localhost:3000
Hello again Stuart,
Well, to quote babylon 5, ‘you know the solution, the question is do
you KNOW that you know the solution’. You must have changed something in
your development that has caused this to change, and I am willing to bet
it’s in your routes that you setup. I would back them out, along with
any other changes, to the last point that you know works. This is where
SVN or even ‘tarballs’ come in incredibly handy
Sorry , for all the posts, but I am running it in the
RadRails browser and getting a different error:
Some thoughts…
Have you verified that the problem is application-specific? Are you
able to
run any of your other apps? Are you using Apache? If so, have you
checked
to verify that you get the same error under WEBrick?
Well now that I’ve removed edgerails it’s working again. I believe
that what I read on the Railesweenie site is what I’m experiencing.
Although I did not test, there apparently is some conflict between
Engines and Edge. I don’t want to remove Engines at this point even
to test. However I am using InstantRails which is what I have
installed to develop with anyway.
However I am using InstantRails which is what I have
installed to develop with anyway.
Just for future communications…
You might want to rethink your statement about “I am using
InstantRails.”
You might have started with InstantRails, but that ain’t where you are
now
WRT anybody trying to understand your environment so they can help you
through your problems.
I’m not following you Bill. AFAIK Instant Rails
is an installation of ROR and includes ruby, gems,
etc. If I’m using another version of rails in an app,
how does that change my installation ?
When you post a request for help here you’re hoping, best case, that
someone
will try to reproduce the problem you’re having, be able to do so, and
then
help you figure out what’s going wrong.
If, for example, you posted a problem I found interesting, posted your
code,
and told me you were using InstantRails, I might be inclined to download
IR
and see if I could help. But you’re not working on the code base I’d be
trying to reproduce your problem on. And when I found out that you’d
wasted
my time by not bothering to give me the information needed to actually
help
you… well, I might not be inclined to expend as much energy the next
time
around.
I’m not following you Bill. AFAIK Instant Rails is an installation of
ROR and includes ruby, gems, etc. If I’m using another version of
rails in an app, how does that change my installation ?
