How can Webrick based (Non RoR, Sinatra) web application can be severed using Apache and Passenger?

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I have developed a small ruby web application using Webrick abstract servlet , File-handler and basic authentication. Now I want this application to be served using apache and passenger, what are the options available

Do I need to remove Webrick dependent code and use sinatra or rack?

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Any other short cut is available like writing a rackup, etc ?

if it a rack means there exists `.ru` file app then deployment using thin,passenger or unicorn can work with ease — Viren, Oct 18 '13 at 07:33

score 0 · Accepted Answer · answered Oct 18 '13 at 07:42

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If you want your application WITH Webrick served by Apache you don't need Passenger use mod_proxy in Apache with ProxyPass* primitives

If you want Apache + Passenger you have to change Webrick against Rack or Passenger compatible, Merb, Rails, etc...

answered Oct 18 '13 at 07:42

Romain

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thanks Romain for clarification, Finally, I chose for first option changing webrick with sinatra. Now, i am able to deploy it with passenger. – giddy Nov 11 '13 at 11:06

How can Webrick based (Non RoR, Sinatra) web application can be severed using Apache and Passenger?

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