Re: Planner Health

[Mario Mol <mariohmol gmail com>]

hy guys,

do you have a manual how to install the web planner?

i installed all the ruby componentes need by the webplanner, and all are noted in a document, so we can used it as a manual in the future.

I'm in doubt about route.rb, i've tried 3 situations:

1. 
#map.connect 
Message: No route matches "/" with {:method=>:get}

2.
map.connect '', :controller => "pm_controller"
Message: NameError in Pm controllerController#index 

3.
map.connect '', :controller => "application"
Message: Unknown action - No action responded to index

What should i do to get it working?

after that i will send the manual, or we can post on rubyforge.

See you!

2009/3/10 Joseph G. Kneuer <jgkneuer comcast net>

At 08:27 AM 3/10/2009, Kurt Maute wrote:

You should probably start by familiarizing yourself with Ruby on Rails.
http://rubyonrails.org/

Two books I think are the most helpful:
* The Ruby Programming Language (O'Reilly)
* Agile Web Development with Rails (Pragmatic Programmers)

The second book has just been reissued (Third Edition) to take into account the last iteration of Rails handling of Web page "skeleton" code.  I just got notice that they are "about to" ship my copy.  The current version of Rails breaks the example code provided in Agile Web Development with Rails, First and Second Editions.

Be sure to get the Third Edition - check with Pragmatic Programmers for availability - if you order from them you can download the final text in PDF while awaiting delivery.

P.S. Don't blame them for the incompatibility, Ruby on Rails is a rapidly evolving project and supports legacy releases, but any work on Web Planner should exploit the bleeding edge of Rails.


Joseph G. Kneuer
(973) 783-1115