> This is from running "script/server RAILS_ENV=production" when I just
> run script/server, things work fine on the prod server. Both
> environments work fine on the dev server...
Are you using AASM by any chance?
You might need to add "require 'aasm'" i
tially you generate
messages destined to each DB and each DB will process its queue. Of
course, you might have to devise some additional messages to compensate
any actions rolled back in the master/slave due to some reasons like
errors etc.
Regards,
rp8
=
@sort_by = 'last_name'
> current_user = 'steve'
> @records = Contact.find(
> :all,
> :conditions => ["created_by = ?",
> self.current_user.login.to_s] #,
> #:order => @sort_by
> )
>
As server si
1.3.0
>
> Passenger 2.0.6
>
>
> http://thecatatemysourcecode.com
>
>
> thank you,
>
> Jason
What DB are you using? Is it accepting connection from unix socket or
tcp?
We're using same vendor and similar setup except we use nginx/t
Ukrit Himakoon wrote:
> rp8 -_- wrote:
>> One way is to save a serialized hash into the db and you can deserialize
>> the saved hash object back to params.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> rp8
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&g
s in your
config/routes.rb to hook up the url used in your form and how it's
routed to a controller's method.
Usually any errors/message shown in the debug or script/server console
messages should help you see the request url posted by your form and if
it's understood by the rou
One way is to save a serialized hash into the db and you can deserialize
the saved hash object back to params.
Regards,
rp8
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You received this
ring writing something like this:
> id = validate_params(params[:id], "string", 10) # 10 being
> max_length
ActiveRecord has may validations callbacks such as validate_presence_of,
etc.
It's preferrable to validate data in the models instead of controllers.
Rega
I'd prefer a queue based messaging solution to decouple the senders from
the receiving/processing side. It's simple and scales well.
Ben Knight wrote:
> How are most of you running background jobs in Rails?
>
> I was reading this and considering going with script/runner but wanted
> to do an in
use eager loading on your @orders with :include option or use :select to
add attributes from address if you only need limited data from address
and performance is a concern.
Regards,
rp8
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Frederick Cheung wrote:
> On Dec 20, 2:55
otherwise the versioning might be better handled at the message level.
ie, your message may have a header with v=v1, etc.
Regards,
rp8
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Zac Zheng wrote:
> I am developing a service to be accessed within a browser and via API. I
> am not sure w
nd have not really made my mind up on that one yet.
I use rails.vim. On Windows, you need cygwin.
I have tried all IDEs and settled down on rails.vim. It's long circle
and ended at vi finally:-).
Regards,
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>
> I would love to he
,
that works too.
cheers,
rp8
Krishna wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a developed and working RoR prototype. So far its been
> mostly in development mode environment and under script/server on
> windows .I want to move it to a hosting server and continue
> development.
>
> Whats the best
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