From: Brent Rowland <tarod@...>
Date: 2001-02-04T18:26:25+09:00
Subject: [ruby-talk:10340] Re: Ruby cgi's in IIS

Thanks.  Somehow I find IIS's gui more confusing than Apache's conf
files.

Any ideas on how to make Ruby persistent under IIS?  I've been playing
with mod_ruby and eruby under Linux, and they appear to work great.  I
like it that global variables persist between requests.  This will
enable me to load expensive resources a minimum number of times.  It
appears that the FastCGI runner for IIS is no longer available, and I'd
kind of like to make Ruby CGI scripts that were portable between both
Linux and Windows.

Brent


On 03 Feb 2001 16:39:31 +0900, Ernest Ellingson wrote:
> In the management console, right click on the directory where the Ruby 
> script will run , click on properties, click on the button Configuration in 
> the application settings frame under the directory tab, Click on Add,  the 
> rest is pretty straight forward.  There is a help button.  If your IIS 
> server is already set up for perl, look up the configuration for PERL using 
> the Edit button.
> 
> Ernie
> At 09:22 2/3/2001 +0900, you wrote:
> >Has anyone figured out how to make ruby cgi's run under NT/IIS?  Apache
> >works fine using #!ruby, but I haven't figured out the trick for IIS.  I
> >don't always get to choose the web server.
> >
> >Brent
>