Re: Planner Health

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 <[email protected]>

> 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
>
>

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