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Spring Q&A; » Development » jruby 

1. Using gems in JRuby    forum.springsource.org

Using gems in JRuby The examples of integrating JRuby with Spring seem to be focused on raw Ruby. As soon as a gem is required, it gets a little hairy. I ...

2. spring 2.5.x and jruby 1.1.x    forum.springsource.org

spring 2.5.x and jruby 1.1.x i noticed that org.springframework..scripting.jruby.JRubyScriptUt ils has this bit near the top: As of Spring 2.5, this class supports JRuby 0.9.9, 0.9.9 and 1.0.x. * Note that ...

3. Spring with JRuby    forum.springsource.org

Spring with JRuby Hi, I want to call a ruby script (.rb , which returns list of records) from spring using jruby.I used JSR223 engine with eval() method. It is working ...

4. JRuby with Spring DM    forum.springsource.org

Hi, I'm trying to run a JRuby script with Spring DM and run into problems. Java Base class Code: package org.codingkata.unit.api; public abstract class BaseKataSolution { abstract String reply(); } JRuby ...

5. JRuby Illegal Class Name    forum.springsource.org

Mar 18th, 2010, 03:48 PM #1 sburch79 View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Junior Member Join Date Jun 2007 Posts 1 JRuby Illegal Class Name I recently upgraded to Spring ...

6. Plans for JRuby support?    forum.springsource.org

I'm curious if there's a plan to support JRuby as an citizen language of Spring Integration like Groovy is? Specifically I'm thinking about being able to write adapters, etc. in Ruby ...

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