On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 1:55 AM, Gonzalo<[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I commented out the lines in 'vendor/ruote/lib/openwfe/extras/
> singlecon.rb' as you suggested in the last post and most of the the
> tests pass now with jruby1.3.0
>
> Only, 'test/st_errors.rb' and 'test/st_expressions.rb' still fail
> because XML problems I think... I'll try to find more on that and fix
> it.
Hello Gonzalo,
OK, understood, waiting for your feedback.
> On the other hand, my co-worker Nando found an issue when requesting
> "GET /history" (ruote-rest + jruby). It seems that using jdbcmysql
> adapter makes SQL queries not to return a Mysql::Request object but a
> simple Hash. When the method fetch_row is invoked on that Hash, an
> error rises.
>
> We came out with the following fix for that.
> Edit 'lib/res/history.rb'
>
> 70 #total = ActiveRecord::Base::connection.execute(
> 71 # 'select count(*) from history').fetch_row[0].to_i
> 72
> 73 total = ActiveRecord::Base::connection.execute('select count(*)
> from history')
> 74 total = total.respond_to?("fetch_row") ? total.fetch_row
> [0].to_i : total.fetch(0).fetch("count(*)").to_i
>
> Now the code above will work fine whether you run ruote-rest with ruby
> or with jruby :)
So, would it be worth reporting the issue to the maintainers of the
jdbc-mysql bridge ?
On the other hand I took a closer look at the active-record
documentation and came up with that modification which happily works
with Ruby and JRuby :
http://github.com/jmettraux/ruote-rest/commit/b52b06c9b2214944c16bf292f460d1f8f429784e
Thanks a lot,
--
John Mettraux - http://jmettraux.wordpress.com
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