Deploying Java Application

[Ron]

Hello,

I have question about how to deploy my java application.
How do people usually deploy their their byte code
to the client when they build java application.

I don't want to make a batch file, or make the client
type java myapp.

Do I need to make a C++ program that launch the Virtual
machine along with my bytecode?

I know there is some JIT compiler from IBM or VisualCafe
that generate executable file, but I am not sure the
compatibilty, since I got an exception on my program
when I compiled that using VisualCafe JIT, and it did not
do that when I run the bytecode.

I would appreciate any help at all regarding this matter.

[Rajkamal Gopinath]

Hi,

Here is a few suggestions which I practise

1) Java GUI Applications can be invoked by using javaw.exe which are activated
without a Dialog Window

2) Java Applications can be deployed by packaging all the resources of an
application to a jar file

3) Write Some utility to programs which can copy application files into respective
setup directories including shortcuts which can be activated from Desktop,
you can convert the code into exe by using JIT Compilers making the installation
smooth.

Regards

Rajkamal

"Ron" <rwuniard@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>Hello,
>
>I have question about how to deploy my java application.
>How do people usually deploy their their byte code
>to the client when they build java application.
>
>I don't want to make a batch file, or make the client
>type java myapp.
>
>Do I need to make a C++ program that launch the Virtual
>machine along with my bytecode?
>
>I know there is some JIT compiler from IBM or VisualCafe
>that generate executable file, but I am not sure the
>compatibilty, since I got an exception on my program
>when I compiled that using VisualCafe JIT, and it did not
>do that when I run the bytecode.
>
>I would appreciate any help at all regarding this matter.
>