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 Chapter 1 - Introduction - In this first chapter, the focus will be on looking at the background behind Ruby, Rails, and JRuby; where they come from; and briefly what they are. I’ll describe in more depth why JRuby on Rails is such a sweet match, and finally give a quick overview of the rest of the book, so you know what awaits you.Chapter 2 - Getting Started - I’ll briefly introduce RubyGems and walk through installing all the Gems used in the book. We’ll do this right now so you won’t have to begin each chapter reading instructions on how to install the required Gems. I’ll give a small introduction to each package we install too, so you know what you get. Chapter 3 - Introduction to Rails - This chapter will serve as an introduction to the various parts of the Rails framework. Chapter 4 - Store Administration - This chapter will walk you through the first part of the Shoplet application. Chapter 5 - A Database-Driven Shop - First, we’ll continue with Shoplet, making it into a complete application that can be used as the base for many diverse purposes. The second part of this chapter will talk more in depth about the database capabilities offered by JRuby on Rails. Chapter 6 - Java Integration - To make this transition easier on you, this chapter will be a detour into these issues. It will be a focused chapter; I won’t talk about the next project application at all. Chapter 7 - A Rails CMS - In the last chapter we explored the mechanics involved in crossing the border between Java and Ruby. Chapter 8 - Content Rendering - First of all, we’re going to take a thorough look at different ways of doing content rendering. In the second part of the chapter we use what we learned from Chapters 6 and 7, and from the first part of this one, to finally create the rendering engine for CoMpoSe. Chapter 9 - A JRuby Enterprise Bean - In this chapter, we’ll focus on combining EJB3 with JRuby. Chapter 10 - An EJB-Backed Rails Application - In this chapter we’ll continue with this application by creating a web interface to this functionality, called Big Brother. Chapter 11 - Web Services with JRuby - With this chapter we begin work on the final project in this book. Chapter 12 - JRuby and Message-Oriented Systems - We looked at web services in the last chapter; this chapter will be devoted to MOMs, with some help from the Java Messaging Service (JMS). Chapter 13 - The LibLib Rails Application - In this chapter we’ll finally put all this together into one Rails application. Chapter 14 - Coda: Next Steps - In this chapter I’ll take a quick look at how you can contribute back to JRuby and the surrounding projects. Download free ebooks on java: Practical JRuby on Rails Web 2.0 Projects
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