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Using NB 6, a WAR file is created (war:standalone:create) from a Rails application but when deployed on (a fresh) GlassFish as described at [1], then invoking localhost:8080/RailsApplication9 is showing directory structure of the application. And invoking localhost:8080/RailsApplication9/say/hello gives a 404. On WEBrick, localhost:3000/say/hello shows the correct view as expected. This is also reported on my blog as a comment so more than one person has been able to reproduce it. IIRC this used to work correctly with beta1. This is a regression. [1] http://weblogs.java.net/blog/arungupta/archive/2007/09/jruby_on_rails_1.html
Reported again on my blog at: http://blogs.sun.com/arungupta/entry/glassfish_jruby_and_netbeans_ruby#comments
Could you attach the create WAR file here? Could be the same problem as in issue 126672, i.e. missing web.xml file. Possibly a goldspike issue, or rather an issue between the used Rails/JRuby/Goldspike versions. Please specify the exact versions of each of these that you have, and if you the cycles please try whether using Goldspike 1.4 helps. Thanks.
This is likely a duplicate of issue 126672. The workaround is to reinstall the Goldspike plugin or create the project without support for WAR deployment and then install the goldspike plugin. After that you should refresh the rake targets and the war target will appear in the menu. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 126672 ***