Nick Sieger wrote:
Any suggestions? Just publicize that 0.5 goes with 1.0.1?
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Thomas E Enebo wrote:
Unless you want to acquire it by reflection and setAccessible it, then
I would say that 0.5 requires 1.0.1? We could just test the waters
and make this a requirement. If people don't like it we can spin
another AR-JDBC release which does what I first suggest so that it
con
Eric,
I am not sure what the problem is with your classpath. I took a
cursory look and it seems like jruby.sh launch script takes classpath into
consideration. Perhaps someone else can tell you why it wasn't picked up?
In response to your points:
1) You got it.
2) Yes. However, i
ant dist is putting unneeded files in resulting zip and tar files
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Key: JRUBY-1287
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JRUBY-1287
Project: JRuby
Issue Type: Improvement
Af
Unless you want to acquire it by reflection and setAccessible it, then
I would say that 0.5 requires 1.0.1? We could just test the waters
and make this a requirement. If people don't like it we can spin
another AR-JDBC release which does what I first suggest so that it
continues to work with 1.0.
Any suggestions? Just publicize that 0.5 goes with 1.0.1?
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Much appreciate the follow up, Peter. I'm beginning
to penetrate to the second point. First, the invocation.
I'm in CSH, doing the following:
setenv CLASSPATH /path/to/foo.jar:/path/to/bar.jar
jruby export.rb
Where, "which jruby" goes to my jruby/1.0 install.
But you're absolutely right tha
'Thread.main.exit!' and/or 'Kernel.exit!' does not work under certain
circumstances
Key: JRUBY-1286
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JRUBY-1286
Project: JRuby
