Can't package my program

[AmrKoritem]

I installed shoes4 and jruby and the jdk.
I made my first shoes app. It ran properly.
But when I type
shoes package --jar C:\Users\Asd\Desktop\Shoes\Shoes.rb
It doesn't pack my app. It doesn't do anything actually.
I tried a different command
shoes package --windows C:\Users\Asd\Desktop\Shoes\Shoes.rb
and I got the same result.
I tried to run the package command from the directory where my .rb file is and that's what happened
C:\Users\Asd>cd C:\Users\Asd\Desktop\Shoes\

C:\Users\Asd\Desktop\Shoes>shoes package --windows C:\Users\Asd\Desktop\Shoes\Shoes.rb
C:/Users/Asd/Desktop/Shoes/Shoes.rb:1:in `

': uninitialized constant Shoes (NameError)

When I typed
ruby -version
Surprisingly I got this output
ruby 2.2.6p396 (2016-11-15 revision 56800) [x64-mingw32]
-e:1:in <main>': undefined local variable or method rsion' for main:Object (NameError)

I typed
shoes --version
and nothing happened like when I tried to pack my program.
What could be the problem ?

[MichaelDimmitt]

@AmrElTaieb, I package on my mac; So please take this advice with a grain of salt.

However, consider trying bin/shoes package --jar C:\Users\Asd\Desktop\Shoes\Shoes.rb
added "bin" to the beginning of your command.
Cheers, 😄 . If successful let me know.
If not I am sure others will chime in by end of day or next few days. 😄

[MichaelDimmitt]

Do not move shoes4 location
If you want shoes4 in a different location:
Clone shoes4 down to that specific location.

[AmrKoritem]

@MichaelDimmitt
I added bin to the beginning of my command.
Unfortunately it didn't work, but thanks for the advice 😄

C:\Users\Asd>bin/shoes package --jar C:\Users\Asd\Desktop\Shoes\Shoes.rb
'bin' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

[MichaelDimmitt]

@AmrElTaieb, I think these two details will provide useful information:
What is the path where shoes4 is located?
What is the path of the project you are trying to package?

[ccoupe]

Including @MichaelDimmitt suggestions. You need to change the name and path to your app. C:\Users\Asd\Desktop\Shoes\Shoes.rb is not a path that Shoes 3 or Shoe4 can navigate to. Desktop just won't do what you want. Point to where your app is really stored and don't name it Shoes.rb (we have one of those so you invite much confusion)

[AmrKoritem]

@MichaelDimmitt surprisingly I found shoes4 in this directory:
C:\Ruby22-x64\lib\ruby\gems\2.2.0\gems\shoes-4.0.0.pre10
It should've been in a jruby directory shouldn't it ?
@ccoupe As for my project I changed its name and path as you suggested:
D:\Gui\gui.rb

[PragTob]

@AmrElTaieb yes it should be in the JRuby directory. It might be that the gem executable still belongs to CRuby. JRuby comes with jgem to use it alongside another ruby installation, however it might be better to use a ruby version switcher although I'm not familiar with the Windows landscape too well to know which work