sigzero (email not shown publicly) I am the proverbial "accidental" programmer. I have found that I really like Perl and programming so I am pursuing that route now.
I am the Debian systems administrator and junior Perl programmer for a company called Inspire.
I have been trying to use Rails with our Oracle backend. While I can create a test script that connects to the db and print out its rows, I cannot do so in Rails, using every connection string known to Google and the Rails site.
I have used CGI::Application and Template::Toolkit. I was trying Rails because of the "hype". I am watching Catalyst but it still seems to be in a state of flux (the recent "which config to use" saga). I am Windows as well so Catalyst is updated a little slower.
I will probably install it tomorrow and try it. It being Catalyst.
Run, do not walk, and get Catalyst. Installing it using cpan on windows is a bit of a trick,but, if you add Randy Kobes' ppm repository, it wipes out most of the hard work.
Yes? I know about that. I have changed it to every one they show on the Rails site and more. No go. I can connect normally through Ruby's dbi and return stuff so I know it isn't a problem with Oracle or Ruby...just Rails.
so try maypole or catalyst (Score:2)
@JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
print reverse @JAPH;
Re:so try maypole or catalyst (Score:1)
I have used CGI::Application and Template::Toolkit. I was trying Rails because of the "hype". I am watching Catalyst but it still seems to be in a state of flux (the recent "which config to use" saga). I am Windows as well so Catalyst is updated a little slower.
I will probably install it tomorrow and try it. It being Catalyst.
catalyst (Score:1)
Re:catalyst (Score:1)
I meant to do it today, but I fruitlessly gave Rails another try.
Tomorrow I take the plunge.
Re:catalyst (Score:1)
Connection string? (Score:2)
Re:Connection string? (Score:1)