It wold be nice to deploy ruby and ruby on rails applications on IIS. I'v tried all solutions that could be found on web but none of them was working. Could you please make the process of deploying ruby apps on IIS less painful. I like IIS, i dont wont to use
Apache. Thnx.
Thanx for helping me. I tried everithing and concluded that deploying Ruby web apps on IIS is just waste of time, nerves and money.
I'll continue to deploy ruby apps on Linux/Apache via Pasenger. Deployment is easy, and whole setup of server is done in minutes.
Maybe one day when somebody makes an app for deployment on IIS6/7/+ (that actualy works), I'll migrate my apps on Windows.
Until that day I'll deploy on Linux.
I think that you are correct with this. I have been trying to deploy my rails app and have had little to no success. Looks like it favors a linux server much more and hopefully is easier in the future to setup. I was thinking about trying python, but pretty
scared as well.
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Ruby and Rails
May 04, 2011 04:59 AM|dabrovid|LINK
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Re: Ruby and Rails
May 04, 2011 05:16 AM|HCamper|LINK
Hello,
Have you checked this http://forums.iis.net/p/1176554/1975518.aspx#1975518 Post in IIS Net Forum for
Ruby.
You also may that you need to use this "header in scripting "Content-type: text/plain\n\n";"
as the first part of code sent to IIS Server.
Martin
Community Member Award 2011
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May 12, 2011 12:28 AM|HCamper|LINK
Hello,
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Re: Ruby and Rails
May 16, 2011 09:05 AM|dabrovid|LINK
Thanx for helping me. I tried everithing and concluded that deploying Ruby web apps on IIS is just waste of time, nerves and money.
I'll continue to deploy ruby apps on Linux/Apache via Pasenger. Deployment is easy, and whole setup of server is done in minutes.
Maybe one day when somebody makes an app for deployment on IIS6/7/+ (that actualy works), I'll migrate my apps on Windows.
Until that day I'll deploy on Linux.
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Re: Ruby and Rails
Jun 08, 2011 08:24 AM|caw_ro|LINK
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Re: Ruby and Rails
Jul 14, 2011 11:21 AM|vyaces|LINK
Hello!
You may try Helicon Zoo: http://www.helicontech.com/zoo/
It supports Ruby 1.9 and Rails 3.x. JRuby, MRI 1.8.7 as well as Rails 2.3.x support will be added very soon.
Thank you.
IIS 7 Ruby ruby on rails
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Re: Ruby and Rails
Feb 06, 2012 10:49 AM|HCamper|LINK
Hi,
IIS Forums Partner and Community Forums Have you checked ?
Regards,
Martin
Apache IIS 7 web developer web deploy tool web deployment package webbdeploy ROR Ruby ruby on rails
Community Member Award 2011
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Re: Ruby and Rails
Jul 09, 2014 01:06 PM|zeplin|LINK
I think that you are correct with this. I have been trying to deploy my rails app and have had little to no success. Looks like it favors a linux server much more and hopefully is easier in the future to setup. I was thinking about trying python, but pretty scared as well.
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Re: Ruby and Rails
Feb 10, 2015 03:15 AM|dimaka|LINK
There is a way to run RoR on IIS 8 via HttpPlatformHandler - described by Scott Hanselman in his post: Announcing: Running Ruby on Rails on IIS8 (or anything else, really) with the new HttpPlatformHandler
rails ruby iis8 httpplatformhandler