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On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 2:01 PM, 김성식 wrote:
> Sorry, Rails2 must be somthing different from 3 or 4.
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> I looked into the ruby_mapscript gem.
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> I ran the test.. then failed. The gem might be broken.
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> 2013/5/20 Arvind Vyas
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>> sorry , but it is rails2 application and as i am work
Sorry, Rails2 must be somthing different from 3 or 4.
I looked into the ruby_mapscript gem.
I ran the test.. then failed. The gem might be broken.
2013/5/20 Arvind Vyas
> sorry , but it is rails2 application and as i am working since 1 year i
> did not see any Gemfile on this , my all other g
sorry , but it is rails2 application and as i am working since 1 year i did
not see any Gemfile on this , my all other gem are working fine but getting
problem with this gem only , i do not know weather it has any relation with
mapserver or not , because i do not have a mapserver
Thanks
On Mon,
Even if you add the gem to your system gem path, a rails application
doesn't use it.
We have to add it to a Gemfile. You can find the Gemfile at the root
directory of your rails application.
make sure install bundler, before you hit the bundle install.
execute this to install bundler
gem install
yes i have added it in my gem list inside the rvm , i am working with
rails 2.3.5 so i dont have any bundle that what i can not do bundle install.
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just add this to the Gemfile
gem "ruby_mapscript"
and execute "bundle install".
Then, You don't need to require it manually
When the rails application start, it will require it automatically.
2013년 5월 20일 월요일 오후 4시 22분 34초 UTC+9, Arvind Vyas 님의 말:
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> Hi i have one rails application in
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