Scott Peterson wrote: > I'm trying to get InstantRails running on a different computer than I > originally started and I've gotten stuck. I kind of think it's a > versioning issue, but don't have a real good "reason why" I think that. > > Here's the deal. I'd started fooling around with Rails a while back on > my laptop and got to a point where I did a check-in to an svn > repository. > > This turned out to be a good thing, as that laptop went away for a > while. > > So, I've downloaded InstantRails 2.0 to my desktop, got the database set > up for this application, and recovered the Ruby code from the > repository, putting it in rails_apps. > > I then did a 'rails <appname>' to make sure it would show up in the > Rails Applications window, and asked the system not to overwrite any > files it asked to. So I believe I have the same setup as was on my > laptop, with the possible exception of the version of InstantRails. > > When I try to start this application, I see the window start and shut > down almost immediately. I don't see anything in the /log directory to > help me out. > > I'm kind of guessing that I didn't originally develop in 2.0, so there's > an incompatibility between my code and this framework. > > Can anyone verify that could be a problem, or put me on a path to > further debug this issue? > > Thank you. > I had that same symptom when running a rails 1.2 app on IR 2. In my case it was a routing problem. Try 'rake routes' to see if the routes as setup will work with what you have.
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