From: Dani Dani <laguna53@...>
Date: 2010-08-10T14:50:30+09:00
Subject: Re: ruby update from 1.8.6 to 1.8.7

James Harrison wrote:
> Their FAQ covers it as:
> 
> Q: Can I use Instant Rails for all my Ruby needs?
> 
> A: Yes ! It can be a hassle to get all the right stuff going on rails, 
> instant rails makes it easy to have multiple rails versions. You can 
> always add /ruby/bin to your path, and start up rails apps as normal 
> too.
> 
> Simply adding ruby\bin to the Windows PATH does work, but doesn't 
> provide a full Ruby development environment. It is missing the file 
> associations that invoke Ruby on .rb[w] files, does not have Windows 
> Start Menu entries for the SciTE editor and the FreeRIDE IDE, doesn't 
> have the custom icons for .rb[w] files, and does not create the 
> RUBYOPT=rubygems environment variable needed to make rubygems part of 
> your system.
> 
> To rectify this, do the following:
> 
> 
> Temporarily rename the directory ...\InstantRails\ruby to something else 
> (like ...\InstantRails\ruby-save).
> Install the [One-Click Ruby Installer] at ...\InstantRails\ruby.
> Now that you've got all the nifty system mods, delete the directory 
> ...\InstantRails\ruby and rename ...\InstantRails\ruby-save back to its 
> original name.
> 
> 
> that should get you started in the right direction :)

Thank you James.
Did what you have suggested but I still have ruby1.6.8 after renaming 
the directory back to the original, and now I have a new issue, when 
connecting to localhost:3000 and get the welcome screen then pressing 
for the next page to get the information of what is installed, I get an 
error that sqlite3.dll can not be foumd. Before I didn't have this 
issue, infact everything was working fine, I just wanted to upgrade to 
ruby 1.8.7.
Any idea how to resolve  this ?.
Thank you.
Dani
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