why require doesnt work

[Peter Ritchie]

I have JRuby 1.8.6 that work on windows xp and my IDE is netbeans 6.7.
require's method doesnt work when I want work with Win32API or Qt.

the code is:


require "Win32API"

message = "This is a sample Windows message box generated using
Win32API"
title = "Win32API from Ruby"

api = Win32API.new('user32','MessageBox',['L', 'P', 'P', 'L'],'I')
api.call(0,message,title,0)


my problem is when I just type require 'Win32API' its not work and give
me an error:
  `require': no such file to load -- Win32API (LoadError)

Should I do special work?like copy file or else?I have same problem with
Qt!
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[Vladimir Sizikov-2]

Hi Midose ,

How do you launch your JRuby? Oh, and there is no such JRuby version
as 1.8.6. Can you show the output from jruby -v?

I just tried your example in the latest JRuby and it worked just fine
for me here.

Thanks,
  --Vladimir

On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 2:13 PM, Midose Midose <lists@...> wrote:

> I have JRuby 1.8.6 that work on windows xp and my IDE is netbeans 6.7.
> require's method doesnt work when I want work with Win32API or Qt.
>
> the code is:
>
>
> require "Win32API"
>
> message = "This is a sample Windows message box generated using
> Win32API"
> title = "Win32API from Ruby"
>
> api = Win32API.new('user32','MessageBox',['L', 'P', 'P', 'L'],'I')
> api.call(0,message,title,0)
>
>
> my problem is when I just type require 'Win32API' its not work and give
> me an error:
>  `require': no such file to load -- Win32API (LoadError)
>
> Should I do special work?like copy file or else?I have same problem with
> Qt!
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[Peter Ritchie]

> there is no such JRuby version
as 1.8.6.
Im sorry, you say true it's JRuby 1.2.0

>How do you launch your JRuby?
I use JRuby in Netbeans 6.7(IDE).

sorry if I can't speak very good and thanks for your help,
Midose

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[malagant]

Hi Midose,

first, you should try to update your JRuby Environment to JRuby 1.3.1 (or 1.4.0RC3 if you like).
Then please try again.

Cheers
Michael

Am 02.11.2009 um 15:08 schrieb Midose Midose:

>
>> there is no such JRuby version
> as 1.8.6.
> Im sorry, you say true it's JRuby 1.2.0
>
>> How do you launch your JRuby?
> I use JRuby in Netbeans 6.7(IDE).
>
> sorry if I can't speak very good and thanks for your help,
> Midose
>
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[Vladimir Sizikov-2]

Hi Midose,

On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 3:08 PM, Midose Midose <lists@...> wrote:
>
>> there is no such JRuby version
> as 1.8.6.
> Im sorry, you say true it's JRuby 1.2.0

JRuby 1.2 didn't support Win32API, so you'd need a more recent
version. Actually, it seems that even JRuby 1.3.1 didn't support
Win32API, but it should work in JRuby 1.4.0RC3 (and in the upcoming
1.4.0 release).

Thanks,
  --Vladimir

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[Peter Ritchie]

> JRuby 1.2 didn't support Win32API, so you'd need a more recent
> version. Actually, it seems that even JRuby 1.3.1 didn't support
> Win32API, but it should work in JRuby 1.4.0RC3 (and in the upcoming
> 1.4.0 release).

I don't know this, sorry.

thanks for your help,

-Midose
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