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How can I compile the JDK to make a executable file?
can JDK make executable file for Java program? I try all the prgram files in JDK to make a executable file, how ever I can only run Java program/applet in java.exe and appletview.
can JDK make executable file for Java program? I try all the prgram files in JDK to make a executable file, how ever I can only run Java program/applet in java.exe and appletview.
I think it's a good enough answer for 1 point !
Another coin to have better !
Another coin to have better !
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have a better one, I'll incease the points.
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Adjusted points to 5
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My appologies, I did not intend to submit that as an answer, only a comment.
No more joke : it's not a matter of points : I don't think there is a good solution that works for any plate-form.
I use JBindery on Macintosh, it's correct (does no optimisation but you have one file with all your classes, used files and parameters).
I tried Symantec Café on PC, it was ridiculous (bigger (dll...) and not faster). Maybe there is a better version, but I see it as a bad idea.
So you see you have to precise your need (plate-form!) to have a good answer.
I use JBindery on Macintosh, it's correct (does no optimisation but you have one file with all your classes, used files and parameters).
I tried Symantec Café on PC, it was ridiculous (bigger (dll...) and not faster). Maybe there is a better version, but I see it as a bad idea.
So you see you have to precise your need (plate-form!) to have a good answer.
On PC you can make an exe with, for exemple, Symantec Café.
But it won't be portable (and not much better in performances...).
If a jar isn't enough, you have things that helps, like alias on PC and the use of JBindery on macintosh.