README.md in jarbler-0.1.3 vs README.md in jarbler-0.1.4

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 # Jarbler
 Pack a Ruby application into an executable jar file.
 
-Jarbler allows you to create an self executing Java jar file containing your Ruby application.
+Jarbler creates a self executing Java jar file containing a Ruby application and all its Gem dependencies.
 
 This tool is inspired by the widely used jRuby runner Warbler. 
-In contrast to Warbler no Java servlet container is needed for execution.
-Instead the configured executable is executed using the jRuby runtime jars.
+The configured Ruby program is directly executed inside the JVM using the jRuby runtime jars.
 
 ## Installation
 
 Install the gem and add to the application's Gemfile by executing:
 
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 To adjust Jarbler's configuration, modify the settings in config file ´config/jarble.rb´. The template for this config file you create by executing
 
     $ jarble config
 
 ### Preconditions
+* Dependency handling should be based on Bundler (existence of Gemfile is required)
 * The Ruby app should be capable of running with jRuby
 * Gems with native extensions should not be used (e.g. sassc)
   * if needed for development or test such Gems with native extensions should be moved to the development and test group in the Gemfile.
   * Otherwise the created jar file may not be executable on all platforms and Java versions.
 
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 Additional command line parameters are passed through to the executed Ruby app (like "-p 8900" for different network port number with bin/rails)
 
 ## Configuration
 
 The file config/jarble.rb contains the configuration for Jarbler. 
-To create a template config file with information about the supported configuration options, execute:
+To create a template config file with information about all the supported configuration options, execute:
 
     $ jarble config
 
 The default configuration supports Ruby on Rails applications.<br>
 The executable is set to "bin/rails" by default.<br>