From: Tobias DiPasquale Date: 2001-08-14T03:30:19+09:00 Subject: [ruby-talk:19647] Re: eRuby Application Server --------------DFD12991AA00CAD57B651CF6 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit chad fowler wrote: > > The idea of a Ruby app server is something I would > > love and am going > > through a minor experiemental phase with it. I know > > others are > > interested in one too (I think Chad Fowler was > > definately). I'm > > currently experimenting with making something JSP > > like as a first > > step. I will keep you posted if you want to be kept > > up with the > > progress. > > > Sure am. I started on a module for communications > with an Apache plugin that would do > failover/loadbalancing, but then got distracted by a > number of life-changing events. Maybe I'm back to a > stable mode now and will restart my work. The nice > thing about where I chose to start is that what I do > will probably be easily adaptable to any Ruby app. > server effort. I am likewise creating something like a Ruby application server, for an Independent Study here at school. Hopefully, it will be high-enough quality that it can be used/maintained by myself and others(?) after the class is over. Take a look at: http://rubictm.sourceforge.net/ -- |=========================================| |Tobias DiPasquale | |Solaris System Administrator | |Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept.| |Villanova University | |mailto: anany@ece.vill.edu | |tel: 610-519-5109 | |=========================================| --------------DFD12991AA00CAD57B651CF6 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit chad fowler wrote:
> The idea of a Ruby app server is something I would
> love and am going
> through a minor experiemental phase with it. I know
> others are
> interested in one too (I think Chad Fowler was
> definately). I'm
> currently experimenting with making something JSP
> like as a first
> step. I will keep you posted if you want to be kept
> up with the
> progress.
>
Sure am.  I started on a module for communications
with an Apache plugin that would do
failover/loadbalancing, but then got distracted by a
number of life-changing events.  Maybe I'm back to a
stable mode now and will restart my work.  The nice
thing about where I chose to start is that what I do
will probably be easily adaptable to any Ruby app.
server effort.


I am likewise creating something like a Ruby application server, for an Independent Study here at school. Hopefully, it will be high-enough quality that it can be used/maintained by myself and others(?) after the class is over.

Take a look at:    http://rubictm.sourceforge.net/
 

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|Tobias DiPasquale                        |
|Solaris System Administrator             |
|Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept.|
|Villanova University                     |
|mailto: anany@ece.vill.edu               |
|tel: 610-519-5109                        |
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