ruby-on-rails windows apache wamp webrick

Run RoR on WAMP or on apache under windows

Is it possible to run ror on apache under windows environment? I am having so much trouble with webrick server lately.

Solution

You should be able to do so with Passenger / mod_rails.

Here's a relevant Stack Overflow answer:

How to install Ruby on Rails alongside WampServer?

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