Son of the Inventory AppBut firstThree PossibilitiesInstallationMigrate to productionConfigurationVirtual HostOdds and EndsTonight and Next WeekWhen we left our applicationLet's take a look at the sourceNext StepsStatusnew.html.erbedit.html.erbA validationdate_submittedWhat's the difference?date_selectAnother ValidationFirst Try: 1 day ago and ErrThis WorksRefining Date AppearanceUsing strftimestrftime formattingRefining our indexSearchesSimple SearchThe inputThe InputAn if to catch the searchfindfind_by_sql()Refining a findCombining codePowerPoint PresentationOne more thingAdvanced SearchA simple pageordered.html.erbTry to load ita better findmachine.erbsearch.erbOk?search/index.html.erbSlide 47machine controllerA basic working searchA selectionselect_tagSlide 52Our constantSo far so goodChanged to an ArrayController vs ModelCall Method from ControllerBack to our general searchSlide 59SourcesSon of the Inventory AppSon of the Inventory AppBut firstBut firstThe question came up about how to run a production server with Rails…The question came up about how to run a production server with Rails…Three PossibilitiesThree PossibilitiesUse fastcgi and apacheUse apache as a proxy server, against a cluster of mongrel servers (this is covered in Agile Web Development with Rails)And the one you want, passenger:http://www.modrails.com/I'm still playing with this, more to come…Use fastcgi and apacheUse apache as a proxy server, against a cluster of mongrel servers (this is covered in Agile Web Development with Rails)And the one you want, passenger:http://www.modrails.com/I'm still playing with this, more to come…InstallationInstallationIt's a gem so use "sudo gem install passenger"Then run:sudo passenger-install-apache2-moduleThis will install the modules neededIt's a gem so use "sudo gem install passenger"Then run:sudo passenger-install-apache2-moduleThis will install the modules neededMigrate to productionMigrate to productionrake migrate RAILS_ENV=production This will create a new empty database for a production serverYou can copy your development db over the production one if you want to carry your test data over, or dump and load the datarake migrate RAILS_ENV=production This will create a new empty database for a production serverYou can copy your development db over the production one if you want to carry your test data over, or dump and load the dataConfigurationConfigurationIn the apache config file, check to make sure you have the modules loadingI had to add these manually on my laptopIn the apache config file, check to make sure you have the modules loadingI had to add these manually on my laptopLoadModule passenger_module /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/LoadModule passenger_module /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/ gems/passenger-2.0.3/ext/apache2/mod_passenger.sogems/passenger-2.0.3/ext/apache2/mod_passenger.so# Passenger config# Passenger configPassengerRoot /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/passenger-2.0.3PassengerRoot /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/passenger-2.0.3PassengerRuby /usr/local/bin/rubyPassengerRuby /usr/local/bin/rubyVirtual HostVirtual HostYou need to define a virtual hostThis is what I’m using for nowNote that I’m using podzone.net, this is dyndnsThe base uri should point to a soft link to your application's public folder--doesn't work for meYou need to define a virtual hostThis is what I’m using for nowNote that I’m using podzone.net, this is dyndnsThe base uri should point to a soft link to your application's public folder--doesn't work for me<VirtualHost *:80><VirtualHost *:80> ServerAdmin [email protected] [email protected] DocumentRoot /Library/WebServer/DocumentsDocumentRoot /Library/WebServer/Documents RailsBaseURI /inventoryRailsBaseURI /inventory RailsSpawnMethod conservativeRailsSpawnMethod conservative ServerName avatar.podzone.netServerName avatar.podzone.net</VirtualHost></VirtualHost>Odds and EndsOdds and EndsAfter configuring the web server, restart it:sudo apachectl gracefulWatch your logs:tail -f /var/log/httpd/error_logAfter configuring the web server, restart it:sudo apachectl gracefulWatch your logs:tail -f /var/log/httpd/error_logTonight and Next WeekTonight and Next WeekTonighttime and datetagslots searchesNext Weekmore searchesemailfilesystem access?Tonighttime and datetagslots searchesNext Weekmore searchesemailfilesystem access?When we left our applicationWhen we left our applicationA database backendSome MigrationsPlayed with TypesPlayed with Time MethodsSome ValidationsA database backendSome MigrationsPlayed with TypesPlayed with Time MethodsSome ValidationsLet's take a look at the sourceLet's take a look at the sourceModelControllerViewsModelControllerViewsNext StepsNext StepsRefine status optionsRefine date_submittedAdd searchesRefine status optionsRefine date_submittedAdd searchesStatusStatusWe can't depend on the user to type what we wantSo we need to define what statuses we'll acceptordered, delivered, deployedProvide a controlled method for selectionRadio buttonsWe can't depend on the user to type what we wantSo we need to define what statuses we'll acceptordered, delivered, deployedProvide a controlled method for selectionRadio buttonsnew.html.erbnew.html.erbIn the views/machine dir, we need to edit new.html.erb fileThis one's easy, note we're setting a defaultIn the views/machine dir, we need to edit new.html.erb fileThis one's easy, note we're setting a default <p><p> <%= f.label :status %><br /><%= f.label :status %><br /> <%= f.radio_button :status, "ordered", :checked => true %><%= f.radio_button :status, "ordered", :checked => true %> Ordered <br/>Ordered <br/> <%= f.radio_button :status, "delivered" %>Delivered <br/><%= f.radio_button :status, "delivered" %>Delivered <br/> <%= f.radio_button :status, "deployed" %>Deployed <br/><%= f.radio_button :status, "deployed" %>Deployed <br/> </p></p>edit.html.erbedit.html.erbFor the edit view, the same thing without the defaultFor the edit view, the same thing without the default <p><p> <%= f.label :status %><br /><%= f.label :status %><br /> <%= f.radio_button :status, "ordered" %>Ordered <br/><%= f.radio_button :status, "ordered"