Thanks for your reply.

I'm currently working on a runtime monitoring project and would like to 
have a set up where two different technologies are working together in a 
webapp so that i can monitor each of them. I wanted to avoid JRuby for 
now since it's a JVM language like Java while i wanted something more 
diverse.

My lack of success in finding info about running ruby on a web server 
did sort of indicate that I'm looking for an uncommon setup, so if this 
is something that's completely never done in practice do let me know!

Ruth

Chris White wrote in post #1032328:
>> This might be a bit of an unusual set up but I'd like to have Java
>> classes and Ruby scripts (not JRuby) interacting together on a web
>> server to provide functionality for a web application. I do know JRuby
>> would be the solution for this but I specifically need Java and Ruby for
>> some tests I'm carrying out.
>
> Going to need more information than what you've given us. What kind of
> tests are these that require MRI to be used? If you really do need a
> non-JRuby solution you're going to have to be a lot more specific about
> what's stopping you, as most people using Ruby in a Java environment are
> going to be using JRuby in some capacity. Your situation sounds a bit
> unique, so I'd just like to get as much information as possible to help
> get you a reasonable answer.
>
> Regards,
> Chris White (Twitter: @cwgem)

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