Google App Engine Rails Template

[Matt Brady-2]

Josh,

Not sure I understand your explanation. Do you mean the symbolic links in your template?

My previous question was actually more of a selfish one although I'm glad you figured out your problem.

I would like to use your Rails template but I want to use the latest version of the JRuby jar files.

So I'm curious if you updated the jars in your template to the latest version of JRuby or are you using the split that Ola provided a few months back - I think it was the 1.3 Release Candidate at the time?

He explained the process of splitting the jruby-complete.jar here:

http://olabini.com/blog/2009/04/jruby-on-rails-on-google-app-engine/

- Matt

On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 8:55 PM, Josh Moore <joshsmoore@...> wrote:

Hi Matt,

I am using JRuby 1.3.0.  I think I figured out the problem.  I actually think it has something to do with the links.  When I remove then and just use plan folders my original setup works fine.  I am going to post a question on the app engine user group and see if this is expected behavior or a bug.

Josh

On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 12:50 AM, Matt Brady <mttbrd01@...> wrote:

Josh,

Which version of JRuby did you use for jruby-core.jar and ruby-stdlib.jar?

Did you copy Ola's older versions or have you built new jars from the latest release of JRuby?

Hi,

I just finished posting a rails template that creates an app ready to deploy on the Google App Engine.  Check out the blog post http://www.codingforrent.com/posts/8001 and the template at http://github.com/joshsmoore/gaej_rails_template/tree/master.  It is still a bit of work in progress.  But, it should take care of the basics of getting a Rails app set up for deployment on the Google App Engine.  Please tell me what you think.

Josh

[joshmoore-3]

Matt,

Hi Matt, I am using JRuby 1.3.0 jar.  I think 1.3.1 has been released but I have not updated to that yet.  Also you should be able to just throw the entire JRuby jar file into the lib directory.  Then when you when you run the "appcfg" command simply use the "--enable_jar_splitting" options.

i.e. appcfg.sh --eable_jar_splitting update ...

Josh

http://www.codingforrent.com

On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 1:20 PM, Matt Brady <mttbrd01@...> wrote:

Josh,

Not sure I understand your explanation. Do you mean the symbolic links in your template?

My previous question was actually more of a selfish one although I'm glad you figured out your problem.

I would like to use your Rails template but I want to use the latest version of the JRuby jar files.

So I'm curious if you updated the jars in your template to the latest version of JRuby or are you using the split that Ola provided a few months back - I think it was the 1.3 Release Candidate at the time?

He explained the process of splitting the jruby-complete.jar here:

http://olabini.com/blog/2009/04/jruby-on-rails-on-google-app-engine/

- Matt

On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 8:55 PM, Josh Moore <joshsmoore@...> wrote:

Hi Matt,

I am using JRuby 1.3.0.  I think I figured out the problem.  I actually think it has something to do with the links.  When I remove then and just use plan folders my original setup works fine.  I am going to post a question on the app engine user group and see if this is expected behavior or a bug.

Josh

On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 12:50 AM, Matt Brady <mttbrd01@...> wrote:

Josh,

Which version of JRuby did you use for jruby-core.jar and ruby-stdlib.jar?

Did you copy Ola's older versions or have you built new jars from the latest release of JRuby?

Hi,

I just finished posting a rails template that creates an app ready to deploy on the Google App Engine.  Check out the blog post http://www.codingforrent.com/posts/8001 and the template at http://github.com/joshsmoore/gaej_rails_template/tree/master.  It is still a bit of work in progress.  But, it should take care of the basics of getting a Rails app set up for deployment on the Google App Engine.  Please tell me what you think.

Josh

[Matt Brady-2]

Neat trick, thanks. Didn't know about that.

On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 6:37 PM, Josh Moore <joshsmoore@...> wrote:

Matt,

Hi Matt, I am using JRuby 1.3.0 jar.  I think 1.3.1 has been released but I have not updated to that yet.  Also you should be able to just throw the entire JRuby jar file into the lib directory.  Then when you when you run the "appcfg" command simply use the "--enable_jar_splitting" options.

i.e. appcfg.sh --eable_jar_splitting update ...

Josh

http://www.codingforrent.com

On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 1:20 PM, Matt Brady <mttbrd01@...> wrote:

Josh,

Not sure I understand your explanation. Do you mean the symbolic links in your template?

My previous question was actually more of a selfish one although I'm glad you figured out your problem.

I would like to use your Rails template but I want to use the latest version of the JRuby jar files.

So I'm curious if you updated the jars in your template to the latest version of JRuby or are you using the split that Ola provided a few months back - I think it was the 1.3 Release Candidate at the time?

He explained the process of splitting the jruby-complete.jar here:

http://olabini.com/blog/2009/04/jruby-on-rails-on-google-app-engine/

- Matt

On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 8:55 PM, Josh Moore <joshsmoore@...> wrote:

Hi Matt,

I am using JRuby 1.3.0.  I think I figured out the problem.  I actually think it has something to do with the links.  When I remove then and just use plan folders my original setup works fine.  I am going to post a question on the app engine user group and see if this is expected behavior or a bug.

Josh

On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 12:50 AM, Matt Brady <mttbrd01@...> wrote:

Josh,

Which version of JRuby did you use for jruby-core.jar and ruby-stdlib.jar?

Did you copy Ola's older versions or have you built new jars from the latest release of JRuby?

Hi,

I just finished posting a rails template that creates an app ready to deploy on the Google App Engine.  Check out the blog post http://www.codingforrent.com/posts/8001 and the template at http://github.com/joshsmoore/gaej_rails_template/tree/master.  It is still a bit of work in progress.  But, it should take care of the basics of getting a Rails app set up for deployment on the Google App Engine.  Please tell me what you think.

Josh