M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote:
> I think the tools that Curt Hibbs uses to build and package the
> One-Click Ruby Installer and Instant Rails are all open source. I have
> no idea what or where they are, but you should be able to track that
> down at RubyForge. Since you're not interested in web apps, I'd
> recommend adding your code to the One-Click Ruby Installer and
> distributing it that way. Conversely, if you're building a web app, add
> it to Instant Rails. ;)
> 
> Now, if you need to compile C extensions or be cross-platform, I can't
> help you. Maybe Austin Ziegler has gotten somewhere with his pleas to
> Microsoft on compilers for Ruby C extensions, but I haven't seen that
> topic mentioned here recently.
> 
> 

I keep forgetting to mention this ... I'd like use the One-Click
Installer behind a proxy server. Is there a Ruby tool equivalent to the
Python-based "aps" proxy server?