Ringobot log - RingoJS IRC channel: #ringojs on irc.freenode.net
2010-07-28:
[8:35] <robi42> hi hannesw, maybe underscore.js could provide some inspiration for how to deal with utility module functions extending core prototype functionality: http://documentcloud.github.com/underscore/[9:29] <hannesw> robi42 thanks looking at it now
[9:29] <hannesw> meanwhile digging through the code... i think it's actually an improvement (readability-wise)
[9:30] <hannesw> oh yes, underscore is great
[10:26] <ringostarr> e13db99 Hannes Walln?fer: Check if servlet response is already committed in ringo/jsgi.
[18:18] <oravecz> I love the loading of modules from inside the ringo.jar file. Now, we can now leverage RingoJS in our Maven projects by just declaring a dependency on the ringo.jar.
[18:18] <oravecz> <dependency>
[18:18] <oravecz> <groupId>org.ringojs</groupId>
[18:18] <oravecz> <artifactId>ringojs</artifactId>
[18:18] <oravecz> <version>${ringojs-version}</version>
[18:18] <oravecz> </dependency>
[18:19] <oravecz> I haven't looked at how module loading is done in this regard, but we have been building a fair number of our own "packages" that I would also like to include as maven dependencies. Is the module loading extensible to be used with these packages as well?
[18:48] <oravecz> @hannesw, when you invoke the rhino engine, you pass an environment map to the jsgi.js class. That map is currently typed <String, String>. Is that necessary, or can I put objects into it? (i.e. <String, Object>)
[19:05] <oravecz> I'm asking for supporting my portlet.js and RingoJSPortlet.java file which mimics your servlet and jsgi.js
[19:10] * zumbrunn_ likes the questions oravecz is asking
[19:11] <zumbrunn_> (but doesn't know the answer either)
