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| Preface | |
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| Getting Started | |
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| Installing JRuby | |
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| Managing Packages with RubyGems | |
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| Using Both Ruby and JRuby | |
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| Sharing RubyGems | |
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| Referencing Java Classes from Ruby | |
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| Converting a Ruby Array into a Java Array | |
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| Adding JAR Files to the Classpath | |
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| Extending a Java Class in Ruby | |
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| Implementing a Java Interface in Ruby | |
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| Opening Java Classes with JRuby | |
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| Setting Up Eclipse for JRuby Development | |
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| Setting Up NetBeans for JRuby Development | |
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| Platform Detection in a JRuby Application | |
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| JRuby on Rails | |
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| Installing and Setting Up Rails | |
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| Packaging Rails As a Java EE Web Application | |
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| Using an External Gem Repository with a Web Application | |
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| Configuring the JRuby-Rack Servlet | |
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| Packaging Rails with a JNDI DataSource | |
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| Deploying Rails on Tomcat | |
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| Deploying Rails on JBoss | |
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| Deploying Rails on Jetty | |
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| Deploying Rails with jetty_rails | |
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| Deploying Rails with Mongrel | |
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| Deploying Rails on the GlassFish v2 Server | |
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| Using the GlassFish v3 Gem | |
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| Using ActiveRecord Outside of Rails | |
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| Accessing Common Java Servlet Information | |
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| Configuring Session Storage | |
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| Controlling the Classes, Directories, and Other Files Packaged into a Rails WAR File | |
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| Changing the Name of the WAR File and the Staging Area | |
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| Deploying a Rails Application to the Root Context | |
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| Creating a Rails Application with Aptana Studio | |
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| Accessing Static Files in Your Rails Java EE Application | |
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| Java Integration | |
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| Executing Ruby from Java | |
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| Invoking JRuby Through the Bean Scripting Framework | |
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| Invoking JRuby Through Java Scripting Support | |
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| Logging from Ruby with Jakarta Commons Logging | |
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| Using the Java Concurrency Utilities | |
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| Creating JavaBean Style Accessor Methods | |
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| Writing Consistent Code | |
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| Transforming XML with TrAX | |
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| Creating a Pool of JRuby Runtimes | |
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| Performing Remote Management with JMX | |
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| Accessing Native Libraries with JRuby | |
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| Enterprise Java | |
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| Creating a JNDI Context | |
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| Sending JMS Messages | |
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| Receiving JMS Messages | |
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| Implementing an Enterprise JavaBean with JRuby | |
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| Defining Spring Beans in JRuby | |
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| Creating Refreshable JRuby Spring Beans | |
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| Defining JRuby Spring Beans Inline | |
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| Applying Spring-Aware Interfaces to JRuby Objects | |
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| Creating Spring MVC Controllers with JRuby | |
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| Using Hibernate with JRuby | |
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| Using the Java Persistence API with JRuby | |
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| Making SOAP Calls | |
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| Simplifying LDAP Access | |
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| User Interface and Graphics | |
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| Creating Swing Applications | |
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| Swing Event Handling | |
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| Long-Running Tasks in Swing Applications | |
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| Packaging Standalone Applications | |
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| Packaging JRuby Web Start Applications | |
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| Creating JRuby Applets | |
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| Manipulating Images | |
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| Creating SWT Applications | |
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| Accessing the Native Desktop | |
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| Accessing the System Tray | |
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| Swing Development with JRuby Domain-Specific Languages | |
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| Using the Monkeybars Framework for Swing Development | |
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| Creating Qt Applications with JRuby | |
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| Build Tools | |
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| Adding Ruby Scripting to Ant Builds | |
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| Using Ruby in Ant Conditions | |
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| Writing an Ant Task in Ruby | |
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| Adding Ruby Scripting to Maven Builds | |
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| Writing a Maven Plugin with JRuby | |
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| Building Java Projects with Raven | |
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| Referencing Libraries with Raven | |
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| Hosting a Private Raven Repository | |
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| Running JUnit Tests with Raven | |
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| Building Java Projects with Buildr | |
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| Referencing Libraries with Buildr | |
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| Building with Rake Inside Hudson | |
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| Adding Ruby Script to a Hudson Job | |
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| Testing | |
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| Unit Testing Java Code with Test/Unit | |
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| Unit Testing Java Code with dust | |
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| Unit Testing Java Code with Expectations | |
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| Testing Java Code with RSpec | |
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| Creating Mock Objects with Mocha | |
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| Modifying the JtestR Classpath | |
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| Grouping Tests for JtestR | |
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| Using the JtestR Command-Line Options | |
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| Running JtestR with Ant | |
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| Running JtestR with Maven | |
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| Improving JtestR Performance | |
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| The JRuby Community | |
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| Building JRuby from Source | |
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| Submitting an Issue Report for JRuby | |
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| Using the JRuby Mailing Lists | |
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| Index | |