DO NOT EDIT - MOVED TO HERE => <a href="http://wiki.jruby.org/RailsAOT">RailsAOT</a> == Introduction == AOT compilation of Ruby on Rails controllers and models can be useful for ''protecting''/''hiding''/''obfuscating''/''obscuring'' your Ruby on Rails source code when you develop applications not hosted by you. (Naturally this is not a secure solution for protecting source code.) JRuby 1.1 is required. == Howto == * Compile your controller/model using ''jrubyc'' <pre>$jrubyc your_controller.rb</pre> * Choose one of the following three ways: :1. Two files, different file prefixes :*Rename your compiled file to e.g. ''your_controller_compiled.class'' and place it in the same directory as your Ruby controller/model ::<pre>$mv ruby/your_controller.class ./your_controller_compiled.class</pre> :* Replace the content of your original Ruby controller/model (e.g. ''your_controller.rb'') with a reference to your newly compiled file ::<pre>require 'your_controller_compiled'</pre> :2. Two files, same file prefix ''(does this work by luck, or are .class files prioritized?)'' :*Move your compiled file to the same directory as your Ruby controller/model ::<pre>$mv ruby/your_controller.class ./</pre> :* Replace the content of your original Ruby controller/model (e.g. ''your_controller.rb'') with a reference to your newly compiled file ::<pre>require 'your_controller'</pre> :3. Replace your .rb file with your .class file :<pre>$mv ruby/your_controller.class ./your_controller.rb</pre>