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…or is "Response body must respond to each". Ruby 1.9 (unlike 1.8) apparently doesn't provide an each method on string objects.
A possible fix is to change the following line from this:
[200, {"Content-Type" => "text/html"}, "Hello World! From Rsa Signature\n"] to this:
[200, {"Content-Type" => "text/html"}, ["Hello World! From Rsa Signature\n"]]
thus making the body string into an array of strings.
…or is "Response body must respond to each". Ruby 1.9 (unlike 1.8) apparently doesn't provide an each method on string objects.
A possible fix is to change the following line from this:
[200, {}, "output"] to this:
[200, {}, ["output"]]
thus making the body string into an array of strings.
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The Rack application on Chapter 10 does not run on Ruby 1.9.2(rvm : ruby 1.9.3p0 (2011-10-30 revision 33570) [i686-linux] ). The error is "Response body must respond to each". Ruby 1.9 (unlike 1.8) apparently doesn't provide an each method on string objects.
A possible fix is to change the following rack responses from this:
[200, {}, "output"] to this:
[200, {}, ["output"]]
thus making the body string into an array of strings for enumerating.