Hi Changshin Lee
Could you try out the new gem that is now hosted at RubForge.
I have just pushed out a new gem v0.1.1 that shoud take care of issues
1, 2. There are few more points that you had listed. Am working down the
list to resolve them and get the gem into a better shape.
Would be a great help if you could try out the gem and also demo it at
the Java Conference in Korea to get more developers interested about it.
Thanks a lot for all your help and patience.
Pramod Gopinath
Changshin Lee wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> SpringBook (http://springbook.playmaru.net) is a JRoR application and
> started a beta service as well. The current production configuration
> is Apache + Mongrel jcluster, but I'd like to migrate to GF V3. Here's
> a list of features for that:
>
> 1. Resolve issues on root context (3885) and jruby runtime (3887)
> 2. Add root context support for glassfish_rails based on #1
> 3. Add a third-party library (jar file) for a JRoR application on GF V3
> 4. Allow environment setting (i.e. development, test, production, ...)
> 5. daemon mode (GF V2 supports by default)
>
> With #1~#5, SpringBook service can be run on Apache + GF V3. Then, one
> more step is awaited. In order to live without Apache, setting virtual
> hosts up is required, for example, suppose there is one server
> instance (s1)
>
> springbook.playmaru.net -> s1
> ias.springbook.playmaru.net -> s1
> www.glassfish.kr -> s1
>
> Finally, we have quite a solid practice for JRoR:
> development -> mongrel-java or grizzly-jruby (actually #3 and #4 are
> also needed in using grizzly-jruby)
> production -> glassfish_rails
>
> I hope I would have a chance to speak about this work on 17 Feb, the
> biggest Java conference in Korea ;-)
>
> Cheers,
>
> ias
>
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