When I set the interpreter as JRuby I get this:
"You must set JAVA_HOME to point at your Java Development Kit installation"
The following e-mail is the closest information I can find, but it leaves
out the specifics. What must be manually edited to make this work!? What is
this JRuby Nature you speak of?
Thanks,
Clay
On 10/19/06, Ricardo Trindade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I just tried this again today and it worked. So now I'm successfully
> parsing JRuby code in RDT. The error positioning is a bit off, but from what
> I've read it's not RDT's fault.
>
> Still, each project file must be manually edited to make this work in
> a mixed project (ruby+java code).
> It would be great if a "Add Ruby Nature" or "Add JRuby Nature" menu
> option could be added to RDT.
>
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Clayton M. McCoy
Senior Software Engineer, Technical Lead for Product Designer
DST Health Solutions - Strategic Investment R&D
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