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How to install on a desktop a java application

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danny - 29 Dec 2006 04:13 GMT
Hello

Could anybody help me in this one, I created an application using
JCreator and I want to install it on my computer, can anybody explain
to me what I have to do

Thanks
Danny
Andrew Thompson - 29 Dec 2006 05:14 GMT
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> Could anybody help me in this one, I created an application using
> JCreator ..

I don't and know anything about it.  OTOH, You can
deploy a Java application or applet using the standard
tools that come with the SDK.  Most IDE's will provide
access to those same tools, but it is up to the user to
figure how to operate the IDE.

>...and I want to install it on my computer, can anybody explain
> to me what I have to do

To create a single file the user can 'double click launch'
you need to Jar the classes using the Jar tool, and either
add a manifest file to it that identifies the main class,
or launch it using web-start.

Andrew T.
Sundar - 29 Dec 2006 09:27 GMT
Hi Danny,
Its not clear what kind of application you created. May be you can
elaborate your problem, so that there is no ambiguity.

-Sundar

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> > Could anybody help me in this one, I created an application using
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> Andrew T.


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