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how can you do that?
I've also seen some java programs run w/o being .exe like programs in Welcome to the new Sodaplay | sodaplay.com |
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oh ok. well I have a GUI program that I created with java and I really want to be able to just double click and launch it instead of running it through my compiler.
Can anyone give me steps on how to do it? |
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As I said, you need to compile it to an executable file. This may be labelled as 'Publish' or something similar. Take a look around the menus of the software you're using to create your program, and look for an option like the one described here.
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I'm not sure, I've never used Eclipse. Take a look through the menus, and if you're still stuck, look at the help/support pages.
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You can also associate .jar files with the java runtime environment, allowing you to double-click and "open" them with java.
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