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As developing an Java application bundled with ‘jruby-complete.jar’, it is desired not to put required rubygems localally, but instead packaged it along with the application. Obviously we don’t want to touch ‘jruby-complete.jar’. What’s the better way of packaging these rubygems?
I think there’s an answer for you in this post:
Gems-in-a-jar
I’m curious… Why not?