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Java Forum / General / June 2006Is there any other method to run builded Java programs?
Is there any other method to run builded Java programs? Do i rlly have to use msdos for it or is there another method? Hi, basicly you need to tell your vm to run the class file. You can do that by using console (eg. the windows command line) or a script file (eg. bash). If your willing to sacrefice platform independence, you can also use an .exe wrapper like JSmooth (http://jsmooth.sourceforge.net). Best Regards Narg > Is there any other method to run builded Java programs? > Do i rlly have to use msdos for it or is there another method? Ill try it.... If i wanna do it now, i gotta copy the builded program to the *\bin and than i can run it with msdos :S Looks like your global path variable doesnt not point to the jdk bin directory. Maybe you need to set it manualy. Best regards Narg > Ill try it.... > If i wanna do it now, i gotta copy the builded program to the *\bin and > than i can run it with msdos :S Im not a mastah at msdos, how cn i do that? Asuming you're using Windows2k/XP, do this: Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Environment Variables In that window seek out the "path" entry and if it doesn't point to the java bin dir add that. Best regards Narg > Im not a mastah at msdos, how cn i do that? Ty man, now it works :P =D > Is there any other method to run builded Java programs? > Do i rlly have to use msdos for it or is there another method? I think you are confusing a command prompt with "Ms Dos" Assuming you are using windows you can make a shortcut to javaw.exe just like java.exe and run your program without a command window (assuming it is a GUI program) Many IDE's will redirect your input and output to a GUI window if you run from inside one of them :) -- LTP :) Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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