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Re: Windows deployment of JRuby on Rails
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Thank you for your answer.
I'm having no problems running Jruby+ GF bem because I don't use it now
:-) . Right now I'm planning my new RoR app and together with it trying
to improve my RoR windows deployment. JRuby seems to be the best choice
for it, but since I haven't heard much about this solution for windows
I'm curious if it easy as it looks like. I don't want to start using
jruby, wrap some java libraries and then see that it was dead end :-)
Well I'm definitely interestend in GlassFish gem as a Windows Service...
Maybe it's time to start some "Jruby on Rails, the best solution for
your Windows deployment" advertisment campaign? :-)
Roman
P.S. I had problem with my path variable so I was unable to run event
jruby from cmd, but puting every signle path in quotes fixed it.
Jacob Kessler napsal(a):
> Roman,
>
> The only problem that I could see you running into is that Glassfish
> gem doesn't support running as a service on Windows yet. It's
> something that we've considered doing, but haven't seen much interest
> and thus have kept it fairly low-priority. If that's something that
> you are going to want, I can see if we can bump it up a bit.
>
> Other than that, glad to see you are having no problems with JRuby +
> GF gem. I've found the pathing/environment variable setup on Windows
> to be a bit clunky, but that's a Windows issue, not a JRuby issue =).
>
> Roman Zawada wrote:
>> Hi,
>> in my company I'm running small RoR app on Windows platform (standard
>> setup of Apache+Several Mongrel Instances) and MRI.
>> Now it's time to improve RoR app and hand to hand with that I've
>> started to think about change of it's deployment (but stay on
>> Windows). Firstly I wanted to wait for IronRuby, but it looks like it
>> will need some time to be ready for production. So I've looked at
>> JRuby and at the first look it looks really fantastic. Great
>> performance comapred do 1.8.6 MRI, easy deployment with Glassfish gem.
>>
>> So my question is, where is the problem? If there is any.. :-)
>>
>> Well yes, native and windows specific extensions, but probably
>> everything I use exists in jruby/java world too or its simple to
>> write some wrapper using FFI or JNA? (I use ruby SVN bindings,
>> win32-registry, win32-service)
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> Roman
>>
>>
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I'm having no problems running Jruby+ GF bem because I don't use it now
:-) . Right now I'm planning my new RoR app and together with it trying
to improve my RoR windows deployment. JRuby seems to be the best choice
for it, but since I haven't heard much about this solution for windows
I'm curious if it easy as it looks like. I don't want to start using
jruby, wrap some java libraries and then see that it was dead end :-)
Well I'm definitely interestend in GlassFish gem as a Windows Service...
Maybe it's time to start some "Jruby on Rails, the best solution for
your Windows deployment" advertisment campaign? :-)
Roman
P.S. I had problem with my path variable so I was unable to run event
jruby from cmd, but puting every signle path in quotes fixed it.
Jacob Kessler napsal(a):
> Roman,
>
> The only problem that I could see you running into is that Glassfish
> gem doesn't support running as a service on Windows yet. It's
> something that we've considered doing, but haven't seen much interest
> and thus have kept it fairly low-priority. If that's something that
> you are going to want, I can see if we can bump it up a bit.
>
> Other than that, glad to see you are having no problems with JRuby +
> GF gem. I've found the pathing/environment variable setup on Windows
> to be a bit clunky, but that's a Windows issue, not a JRuby issue =).
>
> Roman Zawada wrote:
>> Hi,
>> in my company I'm running small RoR app on Windows platform (standard
>> setup of Apache+Several Mongrel Instances) and MRI.
>> Now it's time to improve RoR app and hand to hand with that I've
>> started to think about change of it's deployment (but stay on
>> Windows). Firstly I wanted to wait for IronRuby, but it looks like it
>> will need some time to be ready for production. So I've looked at
>> JRuby and at the first look it looks really fantastic. Great
>> performance comapred do 1.8.6 MRI, easy deployment with Glassfish gem.
>>
>> So my question is, where is the problem? If there is any.. :-)
>>
>> Well yes, native and windows specific extensions, but probably
>> everything I use exists in jruby/java world too or its simple to
>> write some wrapper using FFI or JNA? (I use ruby SVN bindings,
>> win32-registry, win32-service)
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> Roman
>>
>>
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