Could you expand?

[Mike Stephens]

What is your server and what is your client? You talk about win32api -
how are you expecting that to run on your 'client'?

JS.class is code that runs in a browser, so you need to write your JS
program and insert it into the HTML you are serving to your web app.
It's relation to Ruby is that it resembles it to a degree, but it
doesn't interact.

 

[Amit Tomar]

Mike Stephens wrote in post #955936:

What is your server and what is your client? You talk about win32api -
how are you expecting that to run on your 'client'?

JS.class is code that runs in a browser, so you need to write your JS
program and insert it into the HTML you are serving to your web app.
It's relation to Ruby is that it resembles it to a degree, but it
doesn't interact.

Mike this is something i want to achieve
http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/275384#new