TorqueBox

The next bug-fix release in the TorqueBox 3 series is out, TorqueBox 3.1.1! This release includes JRuby 1.7.13, fixes multipart form submissions, and drastically reduces memory consumption when uploading large files. ... [More] We'll continue to squash bugs in TorqueBox 3 on an as-needed basis while still concentrating most of our efforts on the upcoming TorqueBox 4. Download TorqueBox 3.1.1 (ZIP) Download TorqueBox 3.1.1 (JBoss EAP overlay) Browse Getting Started Guide Browse HTML manual Browse JavaDocs Browse Gem RDocs Download PDF manual Download ePub manual What is TorqueBox? TorqueBox is a Ruby application server built on JBoss AS7 and JRuby. It supports... [Less]

JRubyConf EU is back again this year as part of Eurucamp 2014! JRubyConf EU is a single-track, single-day event that takes place on August 1st 2014, located at the same venue as and immediately preceding Eurucamp 2014. ... [More] Meet fellow JRuby users and developers on August 1st and stay at Eurucamp through the weekend to hang out with other Rubyists! JRubyConf EU Tickets are available for €99 at the Eurucamp ticket site. The JRubyConf EU call for papers is still open for a few more days (until Sunday, May 28th) and we'd love one of our community members to submit a talk about TorqueBox! ... [Less]

The next release in the TorqueBox 3 series, 3.1.0, is out! This releases fixes Java 8 compatibility, updates JRuby to 1.7.11, and updates the bundled Infinispan cache version to 6.0.0. The next TorqueBox 3 release will ... [More] be 3.1.1 and will concentrate on fixing bugs we bumped from 3.1.0 in order to get Java 8 support out sooner. We're also hard at work on the all new TorqueBox 4, which we've referred to as 'torqbox' until now. Look for an upcoming blog post that outlines all the big changes. We're really excited to talk about the new embedded mode and the ability to deploy TorqueBox applications to unmodified WildFly 8... [Less]

The next bug fix release in the TorqueBox 3 series, 3.0.2, is out! We expect this to be the last release in the 3.0.x line and work towards a 3.1.0 release next. It's likely 3.1.0 will also be mainly bug fixes, but ... [More] we'll be bumping some important component versions to new major releases so a minor version bump on our part conveys the proper risk associated with the upcoming changes. We'll continue to maintain the TorqueBox 3 line of releases while we continue parallel development on the all new next-generation TorqueBox that's been pushing the boundary on Ruby web application performance. Keep an eye on the 'rack-jruby' results on those... [Less]

TorqueBox 3 started us down the path of a smaller, lighter server. The next generation of TorqueBox will take that idea to the next level, with the entire core rewritten to offer a much smaller, simpler out-of-the-box ... [More] experience and the ability to bring in additional functionality as-needed. Because of the scope of this undertaking, we're developing this next generation TorqueBox in parallel with the current TorqueBox 3 releases. Codename TorqBox We're assigning the codename of TorqBox to the next generation TorqueBox because we'll be putting out releases while development is still active on the current generation TorqueBox 3. In fact, we've already made a couple of stealth releases of the torqbox gem.... [Less]

After taking a brief hiatus from TorqueBox 3 development, the team got back to work a couple of weeks ago. We originally planned for the next TorqueBox release to be 3.1.0, but soon realized that there were several ... [More] bugs that need addressing in 3.0.0 before we start adding in new features. So, we give you TorqueBox 3.0.1! What were we doing during that hiatus, you ask? We've been hard at work brainstorming, discussing, and prototyping how TorqueBox needs to continue to evolve to meet our users' needs. And, we've been collecting your feedback as well. We're hoping this work will eventually land in a TorqueBox 5. We invite everyone to... [Less]