Recent Posts by mrmexi

Topic: RubyStack & JRubyStack / clueless - installing on an existing Windows 2k3 Tomcat server

woops. sorry – on windows you have to call the exe. With this I’m up and running.

D:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\BitNami RubyStack projects\rubystack\>ruby.exe server/script

Topic: RubyStack & JRubyStack / clueless - installing on an existing Windows 2k3 Tomcat server

Thanks Beltran! My thinking was that running both Jruby and my Java-based intranet software on the same instance of Tomcat might perform better than having two web servers (two instances of Tomcat if I used JRubyStack, or one Tomcat and one Apache, if I used RubyStack).

Anyway, I chose RubyStack, and installed everything. PhpmyAdmin is running fine. However, I can’t see anything on http://127.0.0.1:3000/, and the command line doesn’t recognize the server script:

D:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\BitNami RubyStack projects\rubystack\script>server

‘server’ is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file.

Anyone see what I’m doing wrong?

I did build a test app with the batch file, and the RubyStack and RubyMySQL services are running. I installed on a D: partition installation, if that matters…

thanks again!

Topic: RubyStack & JRubyStack / clueless - installing on an existing Windows 2k3 Tomcat server

Errr… it occurs to me that if I don’t integrate JRubyStack into the existing Tomcat, I might just as well use RubyStack, correct? Would this be less efficient?

My question regarding the webserver’s URL would still apply – if I went with RubyStack, I’d need to use a different port, right?

Topic: RubyStack & JRubyStack / clueless - installing on an existing Windows 2k3 Tomcat server

Hi,

I’m running a company intranet software that has its own installation of Tomcat and a PostGreSQL db on Windows Server 2003. It’s not running as a service and serves web pages from http://ourintranet:8080.

1 – If I install the JRubyStack, will it mess up our current server?

2 – Do I need to integrate JRubyStack into that instance of Tomcat, or can I just let JRubyStack run its own instance of Tomcat (the one it installs)? Usage is light, ~20-30 max simultaneous users.

3 – If so, will I need to run it on a different port (http://ourintranet:8081)?

thanks for your great tools!

RM