Do I need to install ruby & gems on production server?

Ruby JRuby
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Sorry for basic question but I can’t find clear answer ?

I’m currently develop app on rails. But I have a case to deploy this app
on Java machine running JBoss.
The machine has no ruby. If I use JRuby , Can I deploy JRuby app on the
machine without ruby & gems ?

For java app. I just put war file to that machine.

Thanks you very much.

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Hi,

On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 12:58 PM, Pinit A.
[email protected] wrote:

Sorry for basic question but I can’t find clear answer ?

I’m currently develop app on rails. But I have a case to deploy this app
on Java machine running JBoss.
The machine has no ruby. If I use JRuby , Can I deploy JRuby app on the
machine without ruby & gems ?

For java app. I just put war file to that machine.

You shouldn’t need it. Using Warbler for example the point is to
create a deployable that doesn’t need Ruby or JRuby installed on the
machine where it’s deployed.

Hope that answers it for you,

/Nick

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Richard,

you’re right.
It’s a good idea to freeze rails and the gems including dependencies
with:

jruby -S rake gems:unpack:dependencies
jruby -S rake rails:freeze:gems

After this (and warble run), you should have everything in your WAR.

No need for other gems etc.

Cheers
Michael J.

Am 08.03.2010 um 23:10 schrieb Richard C.:

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On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 9:38 PM, Nick S. [email protected]
wrote:

For java app. I just put war file to that machine.

You shouldn’t need it. Using Warbler for example the point is to
create a deployable that doesn’t need Ruby or JRuby installed on the
machine where it’s deployed.

Hope that answers it for you,

Doesn’t that mean that the WAR file created by Warbler will contain the
jruby.jar file
and all of the ruby specific gems? Just clarifying here.

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Doesn’t that mean that the WAR file created by Warbler will contain the
jruby.jar file
and all of the ruby specific gems? Just clarifying here.

Indeed. On your dev machine you’d need jruby and all the required
gems. But once the whole thing is packaged into a WAR file, that WAR
file does not need anything extra, it contains everything needed. And
as Michael mentioned, it is a good idea to freeze gems.

Thanks,
–Vladimir

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Thanks you very much. I feel that Jruby will be good alternative for me
for Java Environment.

Another question is that. For activerecord adapter. for example
activerecord-oracle-adapter

When deploy in WAR file. Will it use activerecord-oracle-adapter or it
use JDBC driver ?