--- Martin Gilday <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I think having erb (is that right?) views
We do; they're called "scriptlets". Erb is a step backwards from anything I want to be involved with. To answer somebody else's question: the reason to use a different framework besides JRoR with JRuby is because Rails forces you into the Rails framework. It's difficult to extend, difficult to debug, and I've spent more time working around its limitations and code than is practical. For certain application spaces it's a beautiful thing; step outside of its domain and it will beat you about the head and shoulders repeatedly and with great vigor. Now that the JRuby compiler is working I'd be much more interested in pursuing it (or Groovy, or Clojure, or Scala) as "glue", particularly for validation, rules, possibly configuration, etc. (I don't have much interest in ActiveRecord, either, but that's primarily because I'm currently working with a lot of legacy data for which ActiveRecord is particularly unsuited.) d. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
