I want to make sure, the app will work properly before I "warble" it. Does it have to work in jRuby for that or does it work anyway?
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Normally it should work without a problem, but ... there are a few but's :)
- jruby does not support all gems
- it depends on the ruby version you developed against, it is not 1.9 compatible yet
- i am not sure, but interacting with the system will not work in the same way i presume (e.g. calling batch-scripts, starting executables, ...)
But if you don't do anything out of the ordinary, i guess it would not be a problem.
That said, i think it is good practice to develop, or at least test, your application in the same environment (os/ruby-version) as your deployment platform.
nathanvda
2010-08-17 14:21:43
Thank you! BTW: I am using ruby 1.8.5 on Redhat. On development and production. The rails app is a very basic one (no gems or advanced stuff).
Labuschin
2010-08-19 08:52:21
So have you tried it? Sounds like it could work. Ruby 1.8.5 is old though, i would recommend upgrading to 1.8.7.
nathanvda
2010-08-19 11:51:27