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The gem requires Java 6 so I am running the 32bit version (/QOpenSys/QIBM/ProdData/JavaVM/jdk60/32bit).Ah, didn't know that it is supported through a gem. I thought you downloaded and installed glassfish manually.
The gem really streamlines everything so outside of the 'gem install glassfish' command I just had to switch to my application folder and then invoke glassfish (glassfish -e production - p 3030). Couldn't have been easier getting a Rails app deployed.
The next Rails challenge is to get a rails app running using a legacy database table. That is, a table that hasn't implemented some simplifying conventions designed for Rails (like a primary key called ID and primary keys that are identity columns).I think that Rails wants to be in control of the database tables, so retrofitting it to existing tables may be quite a challenge.
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