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.
Cool, thanks. Just a little update:
I looked at the BSF setup and then at the org.jruby.Main code that
launches JRuby;
My setup now looks like this:
List additionalDirs = new ArrayList();
additionalDirs.add(".");
// FROM Main.initRuntime or the BSF system
ruby_.getObject().setConstant("$VERBOSE", ruby_.getTrue() );
ruby_.getGlobalVariables().defineReadonly("$$", new
ValueAccessor(ruby_.newFixnum(ruby_.hashCode())));
ruby_.defineVariable(new RubyGlobal.StringGlobalVariable(ruby_, "$0",
ruby_.newString("")));
ruby_.getLoadService().init(additionalDirs);
ruby_.getLoadService().require("java");
But nothing has changed, ie. the reported behavior hasn't changed.
Is the System property "jruby.home" required?
Thanks,
murphee
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