WIN32OLERuntimeError - failed to create WIN32OLE object from 'iTunes.Application' about so-nice

[sunny]

That is weird indeed. Perhaps this is due to Windows 7…

Could you try again with a fresh Ruby 2 install?

[awongCM]

See my comment on issue no 8.

sunny/anyplayer#8

[awongCM]

@sunny - I tried with fresh Ruby 2 install... Had an encountered a lot of errors and warnings when changing it cause Windows RailsInstaller recommended a number of approaches to get RubyGems 2.0.0 working....

After all the hassle, I had to remove Gemfile.lock, ran

gem install --pre bundler

Then do

bundle install

ecountered an error with eventmachine gem failed to install. I googled it for a while and found this fix.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17361958/eventmachine-gem-install-fail

Overcame that problem. Then I resume trying to run 'bundle install' and 'ruby -Ilib bin\sonice'

Now it came with the following error message.

This is where I got halted. I have no idea where to go from here as I attempted to install eventmachine gem several times (using the hack above) and then tried to fetch the latest gem installs for so-nice. The bundler couldn't read so-nice.gemspec for some reason...

Could its gemspec be not compatible with ruby 2.0? Or is it probably to do with my environment setup as a whole??

[sunny]

If you remove the Gemfile.lock it will print an error the first time you try to bundle, so the first error makes sense.

As for eventmachine, there are a few known issues around this gem on Windows… you could look for info there.
Perhaps the solution would be to remove the need for the eventmachine gem altogether on Windows platforms, using the platform: :ruby option on "ruby-mpd" in anyplayer`'s Gemfile.

[sunny]

@awongCM Did you finally manage to get it working ?

[awongCM]

Hey @sunny

Sorry for the delay getting back to you on this. I moved on from working Ruby projects on Windows, decided to use Ubuntu Linux for development instead.

Hence I forgot all about it.

Anyway, it's resolved. I got it working.

Cheers!