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John Wells
Guys,
I'm fairly new to the ruby world...one of those being lured over by the
RoR framework.
As I've mentioned in past posts, my company is primarily a Java shop.
While we really like RoR's speed of development, we'd actually prefer to
be able to use it in our existing servlet containers.
With Jython, you can indeed run python scripts as servlets. We have, in
fact, used this functionality in the past, but mainly for prototyping
applications that would later become Java-based.
With RoR and JRuby, however, we'd be interested in writing full-fledged
applications in ruby, and then running them within the container. I've
searched the web for information on how to do this or whether it's even
possible, yet haven't run across a good resource yet.
Can anyone tell me A. if it's possible, and B. if not, what remains to be
done with JRuby to make it possible? If it may be possible in the future,
but work remains to be done, I'd like to get involved and help out.
Thanks for your time.
John
I'm fairly new to the ruby world...one of those being lured over by the
RoR framework.
As I've mentioned in past posts, my company is primarily a Java shop.
While we really like RoR's speed of development, we'd actually prefer to
be able to use it in our existing servlet containers.
With Jython, you can indeed run python scripts as servlets. We have, in
fact, used this functionality in the past, but mainly for prototyping
applications that would later become Java-based.
With RoR and JRuby, however, we'd be interested in writing full-fledged
applications in ruby, and then running them within the container. I've
searched the web for information on how to do this or whether it's even
possible, yet haven't run across a good resource yet.
Can anyone tell me A. if it's possible, and B. if not, what remains to be
done with JRuby to make it possible? If it may be possible in the future,
but work remains to be done, I'd like to get involved and help out.
Thanks for your time.
John