Bernadette McKelly
2021-03-15 12:48:56 UTC
Good Morning,
I am very new to Ruby. I have tried to download KIDSRUBY but was
unsuccessful. Do you know if KIDSRUBY is still available?
I am very new to Ruby. I have tried to download KIDSRUBY but was
unsuccessful. Do you know if KIDSRUBY is still available?
Hi Everyone,
Yesterday, I wrote a post that collected the different information for
using Warbler to compile and package Ruby code + JRuby into an
executable JAR that will run anywhere. I will probably need to do a
second page that talks more about the configuration, etc. If you're
keen, please take a look [comments welcome]
https://notepad.onghu.com/2021/jruby-win-day2-creating-jar-files/
When the created JAR runs, it unzips and creates a folder and a file in
the TEMP directory. These are not removed automatically. I am trying to
determin if this is expected. If this is expected, just be sure that if
youâre running a few jobs automatically every minute on a schedule, you
will add approximately 25MB â 30MB to your TEMP directory each time. We
had a problem on a server once due to that and I'm looking to see what
advice I should include for the reader.
Thanks & Best Regards,
Mohit.
<http://lists.ruby-lang.org/cgi-bin/mailman/options/ruby-talk>
Yesterday, I wrote a post that collected the different information for
using Warbler to compile and package Ruby code + JRuby into an
executable JAR that will run anywhere. I will probably need to do a
second page that talks more about the configuration, etc. If you're
keen, please take a look [comments welcome]
https://notepad.onghu.com/2021/jruby-win-day2-creating-jar-files/
When the created JAR runs, it unzips and creates a folder and a file in
the TEMP directory. These are not removed automatically. I am trying to
determin if this is expected. If this is expected, just be sure that if
youâre running a few jobs automatically every minute on a schedule, you
will add approximately 25MB â 30MB to your TEMP directory each time. We
had a problem on a server once due to that and I'm looking to see what
advice I should include for the reader.
Thanks & Best Regards,
Mohit.
<http://lists.ruby-lang.org/cgi-bin/mailman/options/ruby-talk>