Tor Norbye wrote:
If you check out JRuby via Subversion you'll see that JRuby -already-
comes with a NetBeans project preconfigured (it -also- comes with an
Eclipse project).
So most of the steps I see listed in your wiki page shouldn't be
necessary - just point the IDE's subversion support to
http://svn.codehaus.org/jruby/, check out, and the IDE will offer to
open the existing project, where you can build it etc. If any of the
targets are not fully configured (testing etc.) can you provide patches
such that the master project can be updated?
I think the problem may be that the src archive we release doesn't
include the nbproject dir. We'll remedy that for 1.0 and future
releases. But Tor's right, if you just check out the source directly, it
should be ready to go.
- Charlie
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