Java-jruby program to turn on computers remotely

Using wakeonlan.rb from Kevin R. Bullock, I was able to creat a small jruby swing-gui program for turning on remote computers using Wake On LAN. The program displays in an array buttons corresponding to the computers listed in a text file. When you click the button, the program sends a WOL packet to the computer to turn it on. The code is the following (note that you need wakeonlan.rb in the same folder):

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include Java
import javax.swing.JFrame
require 'wakeonlan.rb'

class JptWOL
  @@wol = WakeOnLAN.new
#Gets a list of MAC addresses from a file with labels and
# MAC addresses (separated by a tab) on each line
# e.g.:
# PC_11[tab]00-14-85-09-E2-03
# PC_22[tab]00-16-17-DE-93-05
  def self.get_mac_addresses_from_file(filename)
    in_file = File.open(filename)
    mac_addresses = in_file.read.gsub("-",":").split("\n")
    in_file.close
    return mac_addresses
  end


  def self.wake_pc(mac_address)
    begin
      @@wol.setup( mac_address )
      $stderr.print "Sending wake packet for #{mac_address}"

      $stderr.print "..."
      @@wol.send_wake()
      $stderr.print "done.\n"
    rescue WakeOnLAN::AddressException
      $stderr.puts $!
      #exit(1)
    rescue
      $stderr.print "\nError: #{$!}\n"
      #exit(1)
    end

  end
  def self.wake_from_file(filename = "mac_addresses.txt")
    outfile = File.open("log.txt", "w+")
    $stderr = outfile
    $stderr.puts("Starting WOL script at #{Time.new.to_s}")
    mac_addresses = get_mac_addresses_from_file(filename)
    mac_addresses.each do |addr|
      wake_pc(addr)
    end

    outfile.close
  end

  def self.open_dialog
    frame = JFrame.new "WOL"
    #You may need to edit he dimensions of the grid if you
    # have more than 100 (5 x 20) computers to show on the screen
    frame.content_pane.layout = java.awt.GridLayout.new(5, 20)

    frame.default_close_operation = JFrame::EXIT_ON_CLOSE

    mac_addresses_raw = get_mac_addresses_from_file("macs.txt")
    pcs_info = []

    mac_addresses_raw.each do |info|
      puts info
      info_pair = info.split("\t")
#pair definition: name_for_pc\tMACaddress
      pcs_info << info_pair
      b = javax.swing.JButton.new(info_pair[0])
      b.add_action_listener { |evt|  wake_pc(info_pair[1])   };
      frame.add b
    end

    frame.pack
    frame.visible = true
  end

end
JptWOL.open_dialog