01:53 <machty> how do i declare/register a `become_java!'d ruby class so that a separate java thread (that starts after this declaration) can find it using a class name?

01:56 <machty> i guess i have to do jrubyc

01:56 <machty> https://github.com/jruby/jruby/wiki/GeneratingJavaClasses

01:59 <machty> hmm i'm not sure if that's right

02:31 <machty> figured it out

13:26 <machty> i need help getting a locally compiled .class to properly import into jruby

13:26 <machty> https://github.com/jruby/jruby/wiki/ClasspathAndLoadPath

13:26 <machty> this page is not very helpful without examples

13:26 <machty> should i be using $CLASSPATH << "..." or $LOAD_PATH = "..." ?

13:29 <machty> here is a gist of my setup https://gist.github.com/machty/1591272eefd92d0b6d1e50f55668641c

13:38 <machty> is there _any_ better debugging information JRuby could provide here?

13:38 <machty> other than "nope, couldn't find it"

13:38 <machty> something like Rails where it says "tried searching in the following directories"

13:41 <machty> aaaand i fixed it

15:43 <msg31> Hello. I'm struggling with what I feel a problem that is probably very simple for someone experienced. I've installed ldapjdk on my RHEL7 system. For good measure I require '/usr/share/java/ldapjdk.jar'. java_import netscape.ldap.LDAPConnection fails with 'NameError: undefined local variable or method `netscape' for main:Object'. I'm not really sure how to troubleshoot this further

15:56 <ericuspiceworks> msg31: try Java::NetscapeLdap::LDAPConnection

16:00 <msg31> ericuspiceworks, that seems to work, can you explain what is going on?

16:13 <GitHub13> [jruby] enebo pushed 2 new commits to master: https://git.io/vDiQm

16:13 <GitHub13> jruby/master f7d1444 Thomas E. Enebo: Fix last curry spec failing and then some......

16:13 <GitHub13> jruby/master 85b367e Thomas E. Enebo: Fix last curry spec failing and then some......

16:38 <ericuspiceworks> msg31: I don't think the x.y.z notation works outside of java.

16:38 <ericuspiceworks> I always use Java::OrgCompany::Class

16:50 <GitHub137> [jruby] enebo pushed 1 new commit to master: https://git.io/vDiAw

16:50 <GitHub137> jruby/master 679bb6e Thomas E. Enebo: Polish the stone...get rid of some extra processing of parameters for opt/rest side of Proc#curry

16:56 <headius> ericuspiceworks: it should work, but we only define the top-level java, javax, org, and com packages

16:56 <headius> anything outside those you need Java:: in front of, but dots still work

16:57 <headius> msg31: ^^

16:57 <headius> ericuspiceworks: the camel case form is discouraged because it can be ambiguous

16:57 <enebo> It is also too magical

16:57 <headius> Java::org.company.Class is preferred

16:57 <headius> or with org you can omit Java::

17:03 <msg31> great, thanks

17:04 <msg31> unfortunately the ldapsdk java library does not have support for TLS :'(

17:05 <msg31> Maybe there is a clever solution I don't know about. net-ldap does not support a connection timeout until version 0.13, however 0.13 is only supported with ruby >= 2.0. Is there a way I can timeout out a method if it takes too long in jruby?

17:06 <msg31> Unfortunately I'm stuck working with jruby 1.7.26 as that is what puppetserver ships with

17:06 <headius> oh, I was just about to ask

17:06 <headius> what 2.0 stuff does it use?

17:07 <headius> net-ldap I mean

17:07 <headius> there must be a TLS LDAP lib for Java out there *somewhere*

17:10 <msg31> headius, I believe its using some new options in Socket.tcp. https://github.com/ruby-ldap/ruby-net-ldap/pull/243

17:11 <msg31> Would I be able to use timeout ruby module or is that a bad idea with jruby?

17:15 <travis-ci> jruby/jruby (master:679bb6e by Thomas E. Enebo): The build was fixed. (https://travis-ci.org/jruby/jruby/builds/201575189)

18:43 <GitHub32> [jruby] enebo closed issue #4304: Singleton on non-persistent Java type Java::JavaLang::NullPointerException https://git.io/vXS4g

20:40 <ericuspiceworks> Any idea when 9.1.8.0 will be released ?

20:44 <ericuspiceworks> headius: thanks for letting mek now. I was not aware you could do Java::com.foo.bar

20:44 <ericuspiceworks> msg31: i do not suggest writing new code that uses Ruby timeout.