2008-08-12T21:00:52Z configure is not necessary for 1.3.x 179 JRubyWithNailgun 6 2629 =JRuby Nailgun Support= JRuby 1.3.0 and later support execution with [http://martiansoftware.com/nailgun/index.html Nailgun]. Nailgun allows you to start up a single JVM as a background server process and toss it commands from a fast native client almost eliminating JRuby's annoyingly slow start up time. To use Nailgun with JRuby: # Download JRuby. # Expand the JRuby archive (source or binary) and change to the distribution directory. # If you are running on UNIX-like OS, build the nailgun server with either: ## <code>ant build-ng</code> ## <code>cd tool/nailgun; configure; make</code> ## <code>cd tool/nailgun; make</code> (JRuby 1.3.x only) # Start the JRuby nailgun server in the background: <code>jruby --ng-server &</code> # You can now run JRuby commands through that server using the <code>jruby --ng</code> command instead of <code>jruby</code> For more information, read [http://blog.headius.com/2009/05/jruby-nailgun-support-in-130.html] ==Note on development with Nailgun== If you rebuild JRuby, be sure to restart the nailgun server; or else the client will get incorrect results. <h1><a name='JRuby_Nailgun_Support'></a>JRuby Nailgun Support</h1> <p> JRuby 1.3.0 and later support execution with <a class='external' href="http://martiansoftware.com/nailgun/index.html">Nailgun</a>. Nailgun allows you to start up a single JVM as a background server process and toss it commands from a fast native client almost eliminating JRuby's annoyingly slow start up time. To use Nailgun with JRuby: </p><ol><li> Download JRuby. </li><li> Expand the JRuby archive (source or binary) and change to the distribution directory. </li><li> If you are running on UNIX-like OS, build the nailgun server with either: <ol><li> <code>ant build-ng</code></li><li> <code>cd tool/nailgun; configure; make</code></li><li> <code>cd tool/nailgun; make</code> (JRuby 1.3.x only) </li></ol></li><li> Start the JRuby nailgun server in the background: <code>jruby --ng-server &amp;</code></li><li> You can now run JRuby commands through that server using the <code>jruby --ng</code> command instead of <code>jruby</code></li></ol><p> For more information, read <a class='external' href="http://blog.headius.com/2009/05/jruby-nailgun-support-in-130.html">http://blog.headius.com/2009/05/jruby-nailgun-support-in-130.html</a> </p><h2><a name='Note_on_development_with_Nailgun'></a>Note on development with Nailgun</h2> <p>If you rebuild JRuby, be sure to restart the nailgun server; or else the client will get incorrect results.</p> 2009-11-15T05:20:59Z 320