Discover how JRuby on Rails can be used to create web applications faster and more efficiently while still taking advantage of the vast power of the Java platform.
Ruby on Rails is proving itself to be one of the most efficient and powerful agile web development application frameworks available and has had a profound influence on the Java community. The JRuby project offers Java developers the best of two worlds: the flexibility of Ruby on Rails coupled with the enterprise-level power and maturity of the Java platform.
JRuby core developer
Ola Bini
covers everything you need to know to take full advantage of what JRuby has to offer, including:
- Full coverage on how to use JRuby to create web applications faster and more efficiently, while continuing to take advantage of the vast power of the Java platform
- Several real-world projects that illustrate the crucial specifics you need to know about the interaction of Java and Ruby
- Helpful, practical instruction and discussion on how web applications can be deployed using a variety of popular servers such as Apache and Mongrel
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Edition
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Place of publication
Publishing group
Illustrations
ISBN-13
978-1-4302-0419-0 (9781430204190)
DOI
10.1007/978-1-4302-0419-0
Schweitzer Classification
Ola Bini is a longtime developer from Sweden who started at age 9 with Basic, on an Apple IIc; from there, he learned C, C++, Assembler, Lisp, Java, Ruby, and various other languages. He has no formal education except for a few Sun Java certifications. He has worked with system development at Karolinska Institutet since 2001 and runs his own consulting company, OLogix Consulting, in his spare time. He has contributed to various open-source projects and is one of the three core developers of the JRuby project.
Introduction.- Getting Started.- Project I: The store (basic JRuby on Rails, using JDBC).-Introduction to Rails.- The store application.- Databases with JDBC.- Project II: A CMS (using Java XML processing, JRuby Java integration).- JRuby Java integration.- Building content rendering.- The rest of the CMS.- Project III: An administration tool (tying JRuby on Rails together with EJB backends).- A JRuby EJB.- An administrative client.- Deployment (with Mongrel, Pound, Apache).- Project IV: A Web library service (using web services through Java, and JMS in Glassfish).- Web Services with JRuby.- A JMS JRuby handler.- Putting it all together.- Coda: Where to from here.- A1. Ruby for Java programmers.- A2. JRuby syntax.- A3. Resources.
