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Server and output the same in JSON with a REST
> interface.
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> At the same time, I'd like to explore this TorqueBox/JRuby. Where do I
> start?
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> On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 7:01 AM, Joshua Shane Martin
> wrote:
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>> I don't know much about the sqladapter ge
Is the result a Rails model? If so, easy, just build a string and insert
your variables into the string. You can do this in a model method like so:
def to_yaml
yaml = "---"
yaml += "- name: #{self.device_name or wherever you store this}"
blah blah
so on
return yaml
end
On Thursday, Fe
Your link would render a link on the local user's computer to
"file:///C:/Videos/file.swf" - basically, it would link to that file on the
*user's computer*, not the file on the server.
You will have to either place the file within the Web application (under
public or assets), *or* build a contr
I don't know much about the sqladapter gem and how to get it working on
Linux (what dependencies, libraries are needed, etc.), but I had a similar
situation where I needed to store my data in an SQL Server backend. In my
case, I used TorqueBox (a nice JBoss-based Rails server running on JRuby),
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