Well,
That's why you create APIs for your services.
If you're developing a mobile client for example you need to developer a
REST API.
So, I recommend you look into building a JSON API and have your command
line interact w/ it if that's the way you want to go.
But, I don't see a point to having a
On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 4:11 PM, cyber c. wrote:
> I dont know how it works with out rails server. But what i have now is
> a) browser based interface to DB to edit/view the records
> b) Clients can access this remotely
>
> What i want is
> a) cmd line interface (using a ruby script ?) , so that r
I dont know how it works with out rails server. But what i have now is
a) browser based interface to DB to edit/view the records
b) Clients can access this remotely
What i want is
a) cmd line interface (using a ruby script ?) , so that remote clients
can use this app/script to interface with the
On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 3:46 PM, cyber c. wrote:
> I think that wont serve my purpose, as i'm building a tool which will
> help clients to update/create entries in the DB.
If you're "building a tool", what is the exact question? :-)
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On Jun 13, 2012, at 3:46 PM, cyber c. wrote:
> I think that wont serve my purpose, as i'm building a tool which will
> help clients to update/create entries in the DB. You mean to say every
> client has to use rails console and connect to the rails server?
You can load ActiveRecord and use it f
Hi Miguel,
I think that wont serve my purpose, as i'm building a tool which will
help clients to update/create entries in the DB. You mean to say every
client has to use rails console and connect to the rails server?
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