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won t be inserted into production applications or tests (Inserting the debug information into tests probably doesn t do any harm, but it probably doesn t do any good, either, so it s best to restrict the debug display to development only) If you ever need to run a console in a different environment (to debug a test, for example), you can pass the environment as a parameter to the console script:

<!-- This is the DTD for our simple e-mail system --> <!-- An e-mail message must contain from, to, subject, and body fields, in that order --> <!ELEMENT E-MAIL (FROM, TO, SUBJECT, BODY)> <!-- The from, to, subject, and body fields contain only character data --> <!ELEMENT FROM (#CDATA)*> <!ELEMENT TO (#CDATA)*> <!ELEMENT SUBJECT (#CDATA)*> <!ELEMENT BODY (#CDATA)*> <!-- The e-mail message itself is identified by a numerical ID --> <!ATTLIST E-MAIL which reference database id numbers for these users --> <!ATTLIST FROM <!ATTLIST TO ID ID NMTOKEN NMTOKEN #REQUIRED> #REQUIRED> ID NMTOKEN #REQUIRED> <!-- The from and to fields are identified by numerical IDs

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Watchdog(int timeout, int frequency) { // # of milliseconds between watchdog feedings interval = timeout / frequency; feedDog = true; feederstart(); // Set watchdog timeout value, this also starts the timer TINIOSsetWatchdogTimeout(timeout); } public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { // Set the timeout for 8 seconds and knock back the // timer 2 times during each timeout period (ie every // 4 seconds) Watchdog wd = new Watchdog(8000, 2); Systemoutprintln("Hit <ENTER> and die!!!"); int c = Systeminread(); Systemoutprintln("Shutting down Watchdog thread"); // Allow Feeder thread to fall out of its run loop wdfeedDog = false; // Now we re just waiting to die! while (true) { Systemoutprintln("Still breathing "); try { Threadsleep(2000); } catch (InterruptedException ie) {} } } }

$ rails console test Loading test environment (Rails 300) >> Railsenv => "test"

As with the console, development is the default environment for the local Rails server, but you can also run it in a different environment:

Watchdog creates a thread to feed the watchdog, feeder, that keeps the system from resetting The watchdog time-out is set to 8 seconds As soon as the setWatchdogTimeout method is invoked, the timer starts running The timer maintenance thread resets the watchdog timer twice per time-out period So every 4 seconds feeder wakes up, knocks back the watchdog, and goes back to sleep As long as the feedDog boolean remains true, feeder will keep the system from resetting The program s other thread of execution, the primordial thread, blocks waiting for user input Once user input has been received, the primordial thread sets the feedDog boolean to false The next time feeder wakes up, it detects that feedDog is false and falls out of the run loop At this point, there is nothing running in the system that can stop the watchdog timer from expiring From that point, the system is 8 seconds from a hard reset Watchdog should be run from a serial session to view the boot progress messages just shown Also, since a watchdog reset is abrupt, the OS doesn t have any time to perform an orderly system shutdown, closing network connections and open les So, before running Watchdog, be sure to exit any Telnet or FTP sessions, and kill all processes other than slush and the garbage collector Here is a sample output of Watchdog

If you view your app running in production, it won t work without a production database, which we can create by running rake db:migrate in production:

TINI /> java Watchdogtini Hit <ENTER> and die!!! Feeding the dog! Feeding the dog! Feeding the dog! Shutting down Watchdog thread Still breathing Still breathing Still breathing Still breathing ----> TINI Boot <---TINI OS 102 API Version 8009

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(I find it confusing that the console, server, and migrate commands specify non-default environments in three mutually incompatible ways, which is why I bothered showing all three) By the way, if you have deployed your sample app to Heroku, you can see its environment using the heroku command, which provides its own (remote) console:

$ heroku console Ruby console for yourappherokucom >> Railsenv => "production" >> Railsenvproduction => true

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