Is there a default place to install java extensiions to?
I’m looking to put the java extension for rcov into the Rcov gem
install… It’s almost done and I’ve gotten to a point in the install
where I need to put the jar file somewhere. The stuff I’ve seen on
creating java extensions pretty much says it needs to be in the
classpath.
In MRI extensions live in the ruby/site_ruby/1.8/{os_specific_dir}
Is something like that already set in the CP for the jruby? (ie
ruby/site_ruby/1.8/java)
If not would it be easy to do?
Thanks!
Jay
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I think you can leave that in the gem’s lib dir. Jruby should be able to
get it on the classpath when require is called.
/Ryan
Jay McGaffigan wrote:
ruby/site_ruby/1.8/java)
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Hi Jay, Ryan,
Indeed, treat JAR file like any other binary/.so file, and ‘require’
when needed. So, it could go to lib dir with no problems.
Take a look at the mongrel gem, for example, it ships with JAR file.
Thanks,
–Vladimir
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install… It’s almost done and I’ve gotten to a point in the install where I
Jay
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We're working on the gem now. Jay is actually using it in his CI
environment. There are some slight differences in the reported results
between the JRuby and MRI which we're trying to sort out, but it does
seem to work with 1.1.3.
/Ryan
Albert R. wrote:
Hey!
Do tell us when you drop the gem on rubyforge. I was looking to
install rcov4jr the other day but I didnt find it in the repos and I
figured it was not usable yet. Is it? I would really appreciate
something faster than the pure ruby rcov stuff I am using for now.
Anyway, kudos to you for working on this!
Thanks,
Albert
On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 7:01 PM, Vladimir S. <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Jay, Ryan,
Indeed, treat JAR file like any other binary/.so file, and ‘require’
when needed. So, it could go to lib dir with no problems.
Take a look at the mongrel gem, for example, it ships with JAR file.
Thanks,
–Vladimir
On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 6:11 PM, Ryan L. Bell <[email protected]>
wrote:
I think you can leave that in the gem’s lib dir.
Jruby should be able to get
it on the classpath when require is called.
/Ryan
Jay McGaffigan wrote:
Is there a default place to install java
extensiions to?
I’m looking to put the java extension for rcov into the Rcov gem
install… It’s almost done and I’ve gotten to a point in the install
where I
need to put the jar file somewhere. The stuff I’ve seen on creating
java
extensions pretty much says it needs to be in the classpath.
In MRI extensions live in the ruby/site_ruby/1.8/{os_specific_dir}
Is something like that already set in the CP for the jruby? (ie
ruby/site_ruby/1.8/java)
If not would it be easy to do?
Thanks!
Jay
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Hey!
Do tell us when you drop the gem on rubyforge. I was looking to
install rcov4jr the other day but I didnt find it in the repos and I
figured it was not usable yet. Is it? I would really appreciate
something faster than the pure ruby rcov stuff I am using for now.
Anyway, kudos to you for working on this!
Thanks,
Albert
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wrote:
On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 6:11 PM, Ryan L. Bell [email protected] wrote:
install… It’s almost done and I’ve gotten to a point in the install where I
Jay
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