Thomas E Enebo wrote:
I will have to take a look later, but I would bet we added some
mandatory piece of state in Ruby that getDefaultInstance() is not
setting up. I can take a look this evening for a bit...Looking
at how BSF sets things up may glean something since that appears to
be working.
I will have to take a look later, but I would bet we added some
mandatory piece of state in Ruby that getDefaultInstance() is not
setting up. I can take a look this evening for a bit...Looking
at how BSF sets things up may glean something since that appears to
be working.
-Tom
On Tue, 28 Mar 2
Thomas E Enebo wrote:
JRuby 0.8.3 has been released. This version fixes a
huge number of problems and boasts the following notables:
Thanks for the new release!
But: I tested this with the EclipseShell JRuby support (ie. simply
replaced it's JRuby jar with 0.8.3 from 0.8.2),
and now I k
I think we probably will have this pattern in a lot of places, such that perhaps we need to put it in one place. I had thought about doing that in NormalizedFile, but then we'd need to pass in IRuby...maybe not a big deal, but a concern since the NormalizedFile was originally just supposed to handl
Outstanding issues I know of:1. With the CWD fixes, JRuby can *sorta* install RubyGems, with one issue. The issue appears to be that we don't handle the new additions to the load path correctly.If you take a clean JRuby dir and try to install RubyGems into it, it will fail when it gets to the point
So do you think we will have that general pattern everywhere
we create a NormalizedFile?
NormalizedFil = file = new NormalizedFile(...)
if (!file.isAbsolute())
file = new NormalizedFile(...)
Or is there some consideration for this where it is not always the
case?
-Tom
On Tue, 28 Mar 2006
I'm sure there will be more of these as we go on. The CWD issue is just one of those things in Java we're going to have to deal with. We simply can't set user.dir since we intend for JRuby to run multiple instances in the same VM, and frequently to run in controlled environments like servlet engine
http://jruby.sourceforge.net/
JRuby is a project to provide a Java implementation of
the Ruby language and interpreter.
JRuby 0.8.3 has been released. This version fixes a
huge number of problems and boasts the following notables:
- irb (jirb) works
- included Java classes are dramatically fa
