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How to deploy a rail application on rails 2.3.8?

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I have developed rails application in rails-2.3.8, ruby-1.9.2, mysql, wamp server with windowsxp platform.
Please help me to deploy it and also tell me how to host it after deployed?

posted Jun 7, 2014 by Ahmed Patel

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