El 04/06/2010 8:30, Torsten Schönebaum escribió:
After looking these 3 alternatives (i didn't know about beanstalkd) the most
easy to implement looks to be ruote-beanstalk
Where (or better, how) can I add some participants to ruote kit?
I don't know where to place them: config.ru? configuration.rb?
You shouldn't change configuration.rb. config.ru is a good place when
you run RuoteKit as rack application. Have a look at the "Registration
of participants" section in rk's Readme
(http://github.com/kennethkalmer/ruote-kit/blob/master/README.rdoc).
Ok, I'll take a look at it right now. John wrote some examples in this thread.
I've made some experiments with ruote-jig and surely my Ruby skills are very
low because I broke ruote-kit trying to add participants.
Could you _please_ be more verbose? What exactely did you try to do in
what way? I'd really like to fix bugs if there are any.
Dont't worry: it wasn't a bug, it was my fault. I modified configuration.rb
badly adding some "require" statemets and some new participants that simply
weren't correct (my Ruby knowledge tends to zero...) so ruote-kit crashed.
Thanks
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