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[ BUILD # : 200904091401 ] [ JDK VERSION : 1.6.* ] When installing the Full version of the IDE, if you enable Ruby On Rails, you should automatically enable Glassfish-V3-Prelude if it is installed. Currently, only the WEBrick server is available under a default install prior to creating or opening a Java EE or Web Service application.
It appears that this may be a refresh issue. If you try to create a RoR application out of the gate, the only server available is WEBrick. But if you go to the Services tab and expand the Servers tab, the Glassfish-V3-prelude server is found and is subsequently available.
We probably don't want to complicate discovering v3 like that => P2.
It sounds like the glassfish.jruby module is not initializing correctly when the Ruby functionality is started. I should be able to fix that pretty quickly... or it will need to get attention from Jarda.
Created attachment 79887 [details] Glassfish V3 is available
In my latest build (ergonomics#04d05628cb02) I did: New Project -> Ruby on Rails -> Finish. Tools/Servers and Glassfish V3 is ready and available for use. All known exact steps to reproduce this problem seem to work -> marking fixed.
Jardo, I think the issue is that v3 is not available when creating the project. There is a combo box for servers in the Rails project wizard, v3 should be listed there as one of the choices.