Hi Charles,
I'm debugging a failure in the NetBeans Ruby debugger when running
against GF V3.
I noticed that RubyThread.adoptThread() does not add the adopted thread
to ThreadService.rubyThreadMap. Is this intentional?
The issue is that since Java native threads (that have been adopted due
to invoking ruby code) are not in this table, they are not listed by
RubyThread.list(), which is used by jruby-debug to identify valid ruby
threads and that is breaking the debugger.
I think I can use ThreadService.associateThread to work around this in
GFV3 for now, but that's a hack.
Thanks for any info...
-Peter Williams
GlassFish Tools Team
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