Latest nightly build, full netbeans download, Vista Business. Installed
under documents directory.
After setting the path to include the "jruby/bin" directory, jruby -v
from command prompt fails with "The system cannot find the path specified"
I have fixed the problem by removing the spaces from the default install
directory.
Also my env variables were stuffed after installing a new JDK.
It seems that the jruby.bat file in the jruby/bin directory does not
handle spaces in the names, even if the names are quoted in the env
variables.
Ubuntu install inserts '-' s in the directory name and works well, but
of course not using the .bat file.
Regards
Paul Fraser
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