Relationship: JDK6.0 & JRuby
[165 byte] By [jiangshachinaa] at [2007-10-3 7:38:42] 
Sun bought JRuby, and how Sun use it?JDK6.0 may gave some clues?I have no experience on Ruby/JRuby.a cup of Java, cheers!Sha Jiang
JDK6.0 would support JRuby naturally?a cup of Java, cheers!Sha Jiang
jiangshachinaa at 2007-7-15 2:39:15 >
Sun didn't "buy" JRuby, they just hired two of its principal developers, presumably so they can work on it full time. It's possible JRuby will be included in a future release of Java, but not in 6.0. However, Java 6 does include the new scripting API, which is intended to make it easier to integrate any scripting language into Java apps (assuming the language has been ported to the Java platform, that is).
uncle_alicea at 2007-7-15 2:39:15 >
Hi uncle_alice,Thanks for correcting my mistake.And Thanks for taking the information.a cup of Java, cheers!Sha Jiang
jiangshachinaa at 2007-7-15 2:39:15 >
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