Hi Pramod,
I'm very glad to hear from you on the news. I tried the gem with
SpringBook (on JRuby 1.1RC1) and here are what I've got:
1. issue #1 and #2 are perfectly resolved. Thanks! One thing I'd like
to point out is that just simply running "glassfish_rails" doesn't
work, in other words, you need to pass a directory. What I'd suggest is
glassfish_rails -> glassfish_rails .
2. issue #3 can be worked around by setting the CLASSPATH environment
variable.
3. issue #4 also can be worked around by setting the RAILS_ENV
environment variable.
4. issue #5 is trivial (use nohup instead).
5. Apart from the aforementioned issues, I found a new one: SpringBook
uses Hpricot, and if glassfish_rails starts with -n > 3, responses get
broken without any explicit error messages. Hpricot Java actually has
some problem now and needs more work (please refer to
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JRUBY-2008)
.
Again, I'm greatly grateful for your nice work and going to deliver a
speech on these new features at the conference.
Cheers,
ias
2008. 02. 14, ¿ÀÈÄ 4:22, Pramod Gopinath ÀÛ¼º:
> 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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