Deploy webapp hobo 1.3 with jruby

[Quikin]

Hello friends

any guide, tutorial, on deploy a webapp with hobo 1.3 and jruby

Best regards

Quikin

[Bryan Larsen]

You can google for "rails jruby" to find lots of information. There
are lots of different options with varying levels of complexity. The
question is "why do you want to use JRuby?"

Often it's because there's already a Java server and IT staff in your
target environment. In that case you want to package up a WAR file.
warbler is what you're looking for in that case.
http://kenai.com/projects/warbler/pages/Home

If you actually want to run a server, I recommend torquebox.

Bryan

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[Enrique Moreira]

Hello Hobousers

           Bryan

Really i want protect the code "No change by user - System Logical  Bussines" , the server setup in the Home of user; 

i am development in Linux Ubuntu

my deploy in Windows  in a intranet

jruby alternatives??

Obfuscate the source code?

thanks

Quikin (Nickname of Enrique)

[Matt Jones]

On Feb 4, 2012, at 1:45 PM, Enrique Moreira wrote:

> Hello Hobousers
> Bryan
>
> Really i want protect the code "No change by user - System Logical Bussines" , the server setup in the Home of user;
> i am development in Linux Ubuntu
> my deploy in Windows in a intranet
> jruby alternatives??
> Obfuscate the source code?

Lawyers. Packs of 'em. With frickin' lasers strapped to their heads.

Seriously - if you're worried about clients stealing your source, then the legal system is your best solution. From a technical perspective, you're giving them the lock (the code protection) *and* the key (they can run the app, right?) so any protection scheme is, at best, going to put speed bumps in their way if they're really determined to be evil. Obfuscation can be untangled, bytecode can be decompiled, in-memory decryption can be bypassed by freezing the running state in a VM, etc etc etc.

--Matt Jones

[kevinpfromnm]

I'd have to concur.  If that's unacceptable then SaaS is your only option.

IMHO though, it's typically bad customer service to treat your customers like thieves.  Unless they are already thieves that is. :)

[Enrique Moreira]

Hello

Thanks for you all suggestions, i want only this user not change a source code of webapp, alterated algoritms, etc. 


best regards 

Enrique

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Date: Sat, 4 Feb 2012 17:43:30 -0800
From: kevinp...@gmail.com
To: hobo...@googlegroups.com

Subject: Re: [Hobo Users] Deploy webapp hobo 1.3 with jruby

I'd have to concur.  If that's unacceptable then SaaS is your only option.

IMHO though, it's typically bad customer service to treat your customers like thieves.  Unless they are already thieves that is. :)

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[Bryan Larsen]

I just noticed that warbler has a "compiled" option to package class
files rather than rb files. Using that option won't protect you from
a determined thief, but would probably stop a casual one.

Bryan

[Enrique Moreira]

Hello Hobousers

Now i m trying warbler is nice!

http://kenai.com/projects/warbler/pages/Home

thanks your comments  

Quikin