Add Rake Targets / Warbler not installed

[Chris Kutler]

Hello

If when I create a new Rails application, I select Add Rake Targets to
Support App Server Deployment, the Finish button becomes disabled.

When I get to Step 4 Install Rails, I get an error message "Warbler is
not installed".

There is a button on that page to Install Warbler so I click that.

Is this how it is supposed to work? Is the only reason to check the Add
Rake Targets checkbox in Step 1 is so that it forces the wizard to take
me to step 4?

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[Erno Mononen]

Chris Kutler wrote:

> Hello
>
> If when I create a new Rails application, I select Add Rake Targets to
> Support App Server Deployment, the Finish button becomes disabled.
>
> When I get to Step 4 Install Rails, I get an error message "Warbler is
> not installed".
>
> There is a button on that page to Install Warbler so I click that.
>
> Is this how it is supposed to work? Is the only reason to check the
> Add Rake Targets checkbox in Step 1 is so that it forces the wizard to
> take me to step 4?

Yeah, that's pretty much how it is meant to work. I've been meaning to
write about this in more details, but haven't got to it yet. I switched
the IDE to use Warbler instead of GoldSpike for creating .war files, so
unless you already have Warbler installed the wizard will force you to
install it if you checked the check box. I chose not to bundle Warbler
due to additional download size (can be reconsidered it if there are
good reasons to do so).

Note that in addition the wizard will run 'warble pluginize' on the
created project to enable the war:* rake targets. Currently the Warbler
support is pretty rudimentary, something to improve post 6.5.

Erno

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[Chris Kutler]

This info helps a lot. Thanks.

Erno Mononen wrote:

> Chris Kutler wrote:
>> Hello
>>
>> If when I create a new Rails application, I select Add Rake Targets
>> to Support App Server Deployment, the Finish button becomes disabled.
>>
>> When I get to Step 4 Install Rails, I get an error message "Warbler
>> is not installed".
>>
>> There is a button on that page to Install Warbler so I click that.
>>
>> Is this how it is supposed to work? Is the only reason to check the
>> Add Rake Targets checkbox in Step 1 is so that it forces the wizard
>> to take me to step 4?
>
> Yeah, that's pretty much how it is meant to work. I've been meaning to
> write about this in more details, but haven't got to it yet. I
> switched the IDE to use Warbler instead of GoldSpike for creating .war
> files, so unless you already have Warbler installed the wizard will
> force you to install it if you checked the check box. I chose not to
> bundle Warbler due to additional download size (can be reconsidered it
> if there are good reasons to do so).
>
> Note that in addition the wizard will run 'warble pluginize' on the
> created project to enable the war:* rake targets. Currently the
> Warbler support is pretty rudimentary, something to improve post 6.5.
>
> Erno
>
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[Arun Gupta]

Erno,

Is Goldspike still the default to create WAR in NB 6.1, right ?

Can Warbler be used with NB 6.1 at all ?

-Arun

Erno Mononen wrote:

> Chris Kutler wrote:
>> Hello
>>
>> If when I create a new Rails application, I select Add Rake Targets to
>> Support App Server Deployment, the Finish button becomes disabled.
>>
>> When I get to Step 4 Install Rails, I get an error message "Warbler is
>> not installed".
>>
>> There is a button on that page to Install Warbler so I click that.
>>
>> Is this how it is supposed to work? Is the only reason to check the
>> Add Rake Targets checkbox in Step 1 is so that it forces the wizard to
>> take me to step 4?
>
> Yeah, that's pretty much how it is meant to work. I've been meaning to
> write about this in more details, but haven't got to it yet. I switched
> the IDE to use Warbler instead of GoldSpike for creating .war files, so
> unless you already have Warbler installed the wizard will force you to
> install it if you checked the check box. I chose not to bundle Warbler
> due to additional download size (can be reconsidered it if there are
> good reasons to do so).
>
> Note that in addition the wizard will run 'warble pluginize' on the
> created project to enable the war:* rake targets. Currently the Warbler
> support is pretty rudimentary, something to improve post 6.5.
>
> Erno
>
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[Erno Mononen]

Hi Arun,

Arun Gupta wrote:
> Erno,
>
> Is Goldspike still the default to create WAR in NB 6.1, right ?
That's right, Warbler is used since 6.5 M1.

>
> Can Warbler be used with NB 6.1 at all ?

There is no option in 6.1 to use it instead of GoldSpike, but you should
still be able to use it just by manually installing the Warbler gem and
then running 'warble pluginize' from the command line in the project
directory; after that the Warbler Rake tasks should be available in the
project's Rake menu (you may need to refresh the task list first though).

Erno

>
>
> -Arun
>
> Erno Mononen wrote:
>> Chris Kutler wrote:
>>> Hello
>>>
>>> If when I create a new Rails application, I select Add Rake Targets
>>> to Support App Server Deployment, the Finish button becomes disabled.
>>>
>>> When I get to Step 4 Install Rails, I get an error message "Warbler
>>> is not installed".
>>>
>>> There is a button on that page to Install Warbler so I click that.
>>>
>>> Is this how it is supposed to work? Is the only reason to check the
>>> Add Rake Targets checkbox in Step 1 is so that it forces the wizard
>>> to take me to step 4?
>>
>> Yeah, that's pretty much how it is meant to work. I've been meaning
>> to write about this in more details, but haven't got to it yet. I
>> switched the IDE to use Warbler instead of GoldSpike for creating
>> .war files, so unless you already have Warbler installed the wizard
>> will force you to install it if you checked the check box. I chose
>> not to bundle Warbler due to additional download size (can be
>> reconsidered it if there are good reasons to do so).
>>
>> Note that in addition the wizard will run 'warble pluginize' on the
>> created project to enable the war:* rake targets. Currently the
>> Warbler support is pretty rudimentary, something to improve post 6.5.
>>
>> Erno
>>
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[Arun Gupta]

>>
>> Can Warbler be used with NB 6.1 at all ?
>
> There is no option in 6.1 to use it instead of GoldSpike, but you should
> still be able to use it just by manually installing the Warbler gem and
Installed the gem from IDE.

> then running 'warble pluginize' from the command line in the project
Any way to run this within the IDE ?

-Arun

> directory; after that the Warbler Rake tasks should be available in the
> project's Rake menu (you may need to refresh the task list first though).
>
> Erno
>
>>
>>
>> -Arun
>>
>> Erno Mononen wrote:
>>> Chris Kutler wrote:
>>>> Hello
>>>>
>>>> If when I create a new Rails application, I select Add Rake Targets
>>>> to Support App Server Deployment, the Finish button becomes disabled.
>>>>
>>>> When I get to Step 4 Install Rails, I get an error message "Warbler
>>>> is not installed".
>>>>
>>>> There is a button on that page to Install Warbler so I click that.
>>>>
>>>> Is this how it is supposed to work? Is the only reason to check the
>>>> Add Rake Targets checkbox in Step 1 is so that it forces the wizard
>>>> to take me to step 4?
>>>
>>> Yeah, that's pretty much how it is meant to work. I've been meaning
>>> to write about this in more details, but haven't got to it yet. I
>>> switched the IDE to use Warbler instead of GoldSpike for creating
>>> .war files, so unless you already have Warbler installed the wizard
>>> will force you to install it if you checked the check box. I chose
>>> not to bundle Warbler due to additional download size (can be
>>> reconsidered it if there are good reasons to do so).
>>>
>>> Note that in addition the wizard will run 'warble pluginize' on the
>>> created project to enable the war:* rake targets. Currently the
>>> Warbler support is pretty rudimentary, something to improve post 6.5.
>>>
>>> Erno
>>>
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