Checkout(by that I mean get a copy) the code from github. The IronRuby implementation of win32ole is in Languages/Ruby/Libs/win32ole.rb, it uses System.__ComObject from the .NET world to implement the interface (as the header comment tells one).
If you are familiar with COM Objects (I am not) and you know how to achieve the functionality of WIN32OLE.connect with System.__ComObject C# then it should be straight obvious what you need to do. Just use some interop magic in win32ole.rb to utilize the .NET world. Your implementation should comply with the standard WIN32OLE implementation in ruby, you can easily look it up in http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib/libdoc/win32ole/rdoc/classes/WIN32OLE.html#M001628, just click [Source]. If you are not familiar with COM in C#, well, there are plenty of tutorials on the net. Just implement the function as clean as possible, commit, add a testcase to Languages/Ruby/Tests/Interop/com/win32ole_spec.rb, commit, verify if it works with your code and the testcase, make a pull request on github.
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