Hi Ricardo, I use my own JRuby from trunk and RailsIntegration along with Goldspike. to do that, I put the jruby-complete and the rails-integration jars in the Rails_app_directory/lib/java directory. Then my config/war.rb looks like:
maven_library 'rails-integration', 'rails-integration', '1.4' maven_library 'jruby-complete', 'jruby-complete', '' hope this helps. BTW, the company I'm working in might be interested in the Rails portlet stuff too. So far I know, no such a Rails connector has been built. We also tend to prefer hitting custom Rails servlets eventually forwarding to CMS java page views rather than using portlets. I think it would be hard to convince them participating to the portlet effort, but who knows. So if you anyone is working on that, please shout. Regards, Raphaël Valyi. On 8/14/07, Ricardo Trindade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > When goldspike runs, it apparently grabs it's dependencies from > Maven's repositories. For JRuby, it grabs 1.0, and for RailsIntegration, > it grabs 1.1. > > Is there a way to point it to local versions, to make using patched > versions easier ? Is there a way to use it without maven ? > > regards, > Ricardo > > > _______________________________________________ > Jruby-extras-devel mailing list > [email protected] > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/jruby-extras-devel >
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