"Compiler #2" as it has been affectionately called is a compiler to turn normal Ruby classes into Java classes, so they can be constructed and called by normal Java code. When I asked for 1.3 ...

It can compile code, pull JAR files from remote repositories, run unit tests, package applications and even push code releases into artifact repositories. While it's more of a build tool than a Java ...

Instead, use the one that software developers use. Specifically, you want the Java SE Runtime Environment 7, for x86 Windows 32-bit (offline install) as depicted in the header graphic of this ...

Those approaches are useful. But for large-scale, automated builds, Java build tools, like Apache Ant, are better. They enable you to automate the process of compiling Java code, and they can be ...

I did another pass on compiler2 , and managed to wire in signature support. So let's look at a couple examples: class MyRubyClass def helloWorld puts "Hello from Ruby" end def goodbyeWorld(a) puts ...