Great! I've been running a modified version of 1.6.0RC1 that supports
the context method. This helps me on a multitenant system where each
tenant has its own JRuby engine, which knows how to load classes from
that tenant's GridFS.
I used to have to do this with JRuby-specific code to create a JRuby
runtime directly, but now I can inject the special classloader for
each tenant with JSR223. So the server can lose its hard dependency on
JRuby and let the JRuby OSGi module be loaded dynamically from the
GridFS as well. Which, in turn, means I can push out JRuby maintenance
updates to the cluster with no downtime at all! Long path to get
there, but a really great result.
On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 3:28 PM, Yoko Harada <yoko...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Oh, "container." That makes sense to me.
> I'm going to work on this. Hopefully, this will be in RC2.
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