Convert JAR Java to executable file.
How to convert java to exe? Check this out..
First, You must pack all your java file into 1 compress file with winrar(shareware) or another compress software. after compress file. rename that extension into .jar from .rar.
You want creates Windows executables that invoke your Java applications and integrates them seamlessly into the Windows environment.
You can try exe4j, this exe4j is trialware. You can download trial from www.ej-technologies.com
the exe4j wizard is started. It guides you step by step through completing the required information for building the executable.
What can I do with exe4j??
> You can distribute customized JRE/JDK detection
> Let you customized Flexible classpath construction
> Create compile GUI or console applications
> Let you write Windows services in java.
> Create Optional inclusion of JAR files into the executable (lets you include JAR files into the executable - in this way you can distribute your Java applications as a single EXE file.)
> Custom process name instead of java/javaw
> Custom icon for your executable
> Custom working directory
> You can create a user editable VM parameters file
> Generate Version info resource
> Create a Native splash screen
> Redirection of stderr and stdout
> Startup failure detection
> Fully localizable messages of the executable
When invoking exe4j from the start menu, the desktop icon or by executing binexe4j.exe in the exe4j installation directory, The window of the wizard
has three distinct areas:
(1) Index The index of steps lists all steps of the wizard and highlights the current step in bold face. You can click on any step in the index to
arbitrarily move between wizard steps. Alternatively, you can use the navigation controls (see below).
(2) Current step The information for the current step is entered here. See the help pages for each step for specific information.
(3) Navigation The navigation bar allows you to move back and forward through the steps of the wizard with the [Next] and [Previous] buttons. The [Finish] button allows you to complete the wizard immediately without moving through the remaining steps. Should any required information be missing, the wizard will alert you to it. The [Help] button shows context specific help that is also available by pressing F1. With the [Cancel] button you can leave the wizard at any time. Should you have made modifications to the configuration, you will be asked whether you want to save your changes before the wizard exits.
By default, the wizard starts with a template config file that contains default values where appropriate. The template config file is loaded from config emplate.exe4j in the exe4j installation directory. If you would like to load a config file at startup, you can pass the path of the desired config file to the wizard executable (binexe4j.exe in the exe4j installation directory).
I know this is a trialware..
maybe you can give more sollution with free software link, surely with the same feature... It can create executable file from JAR files.
It’s gift from me.. I Know you will like it..check this out.. [download]
Best Regards,
Yupi Sugianto, S.Kom
You want creates Windows executables that invoke your Java applications and integrates them seamlessly into the Windows environment.
You can try exe4j, this exe4j is trialware. You can download trial from www.ej-technologies.com
the exe4j wizard is started. It guides you step by step through completing the required information for building the executable.
What can I do with exe4j??
> You can distribute customized JRE/JDK detection
> Let you customized Flexible classpath construction
> Create compile GUI or console applications
> Let you write Windows services in java.
> Create Optional inclusion of JAR files into the executable (lets you include JAR files into the executable - in this way you can distribute your Java applications as a single EXE file.)
> Custom process name instead of java/javaw
> Custom icon for your executable
> Custom working directory
> You can create a user editable VM parameters file
> Generate Version info resource
> Create a Native splash screen
> Redirection of stderr and stdout
> Startup failure detection
> Fully localizable messages of the executable
When invoking exe4j from the start menu, the desktop icon or by executing binexe4j.exe in the exe4j installation directory, The window of the wizard
has three distinct areas:
(1) Index The index of steps lists all steps of the wizard and highlights the current step in bold face. You can click on any step in the index to
arbitrarily move between wizard steps. Alternatively, you can use the navigation controls (see below).
(2) Current step The information for the current step is entered here. See the help pages for each step for specific information.
(3) Navigation The navigation bar allows you to move back and forward through the steps of the wizard with the [Next] and [Previous] buttons. The [Finish] button allows you to complete the wizard immediately without moving through the remaining steps. Should any required information be missing, the wizard will alert you to it. The [Help] button shows context specific help that is also available by pressing F1. With the [Cancel] button you can leave the wizard at any time. Should you have made modifications to the configuration, you will be asked whether you want to save your changes before the wizard exits.
By default, the wizard starts with a template config file that contains default values where appropriate. The template config file is loaded from config emplate.exe4j in the exe4j installation directory. If you would like to load a config file at startup, you can pass the path of the desired config file to the wizard executable (binexe4j.exe in the exe4j installation directory).
I know this is a trialware..
maybe you can give more sollution with free software link, surely with the same feature... It can create executable file from JAR files.
It’s gift from me.. I Know you will like it..check this out.. [download]
Best Regards,
Yupi Sugianto, S.Kom
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