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Miika Parvio
I'm writing ruby application which should be run under windows service
by using ruby's win32 service -library. I'd want to call some dotnet
-libraries from my service implementation by using rubyclr-library.
My problem is that ruby.exe crashes (When I'm trying to start my
service) if I include rubyclr-library in my service implementation in
the following way:
require 'rubyclr'
What do I do wrong? I have installed win32 service(0.5.2) and rubyclr
(0.5.2)gems and necessarry dependencies. My service works fine without
require 'rubyclr' -line (without dotnet features) so I thinkg that
structure of my service should be written correctly.
Miika
by using ruby's win32 service -library. I'd want to call some dotnet
-libraries from my service implementation by using rubyclr-library.
My problem is that ruby.exe crashes (When I'm trying to start my
service) if I include rubyclr-library in my service implementation in
the following way:
require 'rubyclr'
What do I do wrong? I have installed win32 service(0.5.2) and rubyclr
(0.5.2)gems and necessarry dependencies. My service works fine without
require 'rubyclr' -line (without dotnet features) so I thinkg that
structure of my service should be written correctly.
Miika