Well it should work, but I haven't upgraded to Snow Leopard yet so I haven't been able to test it. Unfortunately I probably won't upgrade until early next year, so if there is a problem with Snow Leopard support it might be a couple months before I can sort it out.
In the meantime I'll try to help you debug it if I can. The main thing that comes to mind is the default version of Java on Snow Leopard is Java 6 (probably 64-bit unless you have old hardware), which is a lot different from the 32-bit version of Java 5 that Leopard was using by default. So the problem might be related to that.
Is ajm.ruby completely broken (does it crash Max?), or does it run but gives some unexpected error messages? Maybe try this line of code to see what Java version you are using with ajm.ruby:
puts java.lang.System.getProperty('java.version')
Re: Snow Leopard
Well it should work, but I haven't upgraded to Snow Leopard yet so I haven't been able to test it. Unfortunately I probably won't upgrade until early next year, so if there is a problem with Snow Leopard support it might be a couple months before I can sort it out.
In the meantime I'll try to help you debug it if I can. The main thing that comes to mind is the default version of Java on Snow Leopard is Java 6 (probably 64-bit unless you have old hardware), which is a lot different from the 32-bit version of Java 5 that Leopard was using by default. So the problem might be related to that.
Is ajm.ruby completely broken (does it crash Max?), or does it run but gives some unexpected error messages? Maybe try this line of code to see what Java version you are using with ajm.ruby:
puts java.lang.System.getProperty('java.version')
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