May I ask you, where on Nick’s blog you find the suggestion for writing
the require statement in the way you did? Maybe this is supposed to work
too; I just can’t see it from this blog.
The basic idea is to put it into the Jar file, but you still use, say,
require 'win32ole'
from within your application. This makes sense, because the source code
of your application should be independent from the location of the Gems
(inside a Jar, or within the file system).
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