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juangui
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hi, i have a project in java, developed using Eclipse, but i dont know how to make a .exe for the project, i mean, compile it so i can execute it without opening eclipse and running it fro there.
Please help.
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DeltaFlyer
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The JDK doesn't support creation of exes, which is a Windows-only format. There are compilers out there, however, that allows you to compile your Java code into native code. They're mostly proprietary applications. Microsoft's J# could also be used, but you might need to change some of your code as J# is not made according to Sun's Java standards.
To create Java executables using tools from the JDK, you would create .jar files instead of .exe files. Users with JRE installed will be able to run the .jar file by double clicking on the file. For instructions on how to create .jar files, Google.
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| DeltaFlyer wrote: | The JDK doesn't support creation of exes, which is a Windows-only format. There are compilers out there, however, that allows you to compile your Java code into native code. They're mostly proprietary applications. Microsoft's J# could also be used, but you might need to change some of your code as J# is not made according to Sun's Java standards.
To create Java executables using tools from the JDK, you would create .jar files instead of .exe files. Users with JRE installed will be able to run the .jar file by double clicking on the file. For instructions on how to create .jar files, Google. |
hell yeah it does watch
this is my chat program:
running with the run.bat
and this is the .exe
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| minium haxor wrote: |
hell yeah it does watch
this is my chat program:
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No, Java source code will probably never compile to a Native Win32 application. However, there are wrappers you can get that will accomplish this, but there is no point.
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| Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 11:10 am Post subject: Re: Compiling in Java |
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| juangui wrote: | | hi, i have a project in java, developed using Eclipse, but i dont know how to make a .exe for the project, i mean, compile it so i can execute it without opening eclipse and running it fro there. |
javac yourprogram.java
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