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This is 1.0.0 release of GlassFish gem. This release is based on GlassFish v3 final release. Unlike other gem releases which used to get posted on the RubyForge gem repo. Now its pushed to Gemcutter. The end result is pushing is easy and the gem is available moments after its pushed. Also now I can see how many of each release get downloaded.
To install, simply type the following on a JRuby...
J2EE
GlassFish v3 final has monitoring and administration support for Ruby on Rails or any Ruby Rack based application. Here is how you would go about administering and monitoring your Ruby on Rails application on GlassFish v3:
Setup
GlassFish v3
First you need to install GlassFish v3. Get it from here. After the download simply unzip it to the directory of your choice.
JRuby
Install JRuby 1.4.0...
