the gem does not seem to work correctly on windows, probably due to GF
not understanding where it is located. I am going to debug this and push
a new version.
jerome
Charles Oliver Nutter wrote:
> I tried the current gem and it doesn't seem to have the stuff below.
> Basically, inside the gem bin/glassfish_rails.rb needs to be the first
> section of code below and lib/glassfish.rb needs to be the second
> section of code. This will allow glassfish_rails to install with gem's
> executable wrappers and also to be loaded as a library if someone
> wants to start up glassfish from another app.
>
> We should probably figure out how this would be named and versioned as
> well...10.0 is likely to be pretty confusing for some folks, and the
> gem itself should probably be named "glassfish_rails-<version>-java"
> or -jruby.
>
> - Charlie
>
> Charles Oliver Nutter wrote:
>> - The startup script should be a normal Ruby script rather than a
>> shell script; then we do all the hassle of locating JRuby and Java
>> for you, as well as processing normal JRuby command-line logic.
>> Here's the script I came up with:
>>
>> bin/glassfish_rails:
>>
>> <CODE>
>> #!/usr/bin/env jruby
>> require 'java'
>> require 'rubygems'
>> require 'glassfish'
>>
>> GlassFish.startup(ARGV)
>> </CODE>
>>
>> And inside the gem under lib, glassfish.rb:
>>
>> <CODE>
>> require 'glassfish-10.0-SNAPSHOT.jar'
>>
>> module GlassFish
>> import com.sun.enterprise.glassfish.bootstrap.Main
>> def startup(args)
>> Main.main(args.to_java(:string))
>> end
>>
>> module_function :startup
>> end
>> </CODE>
>
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