You can convert a .class file to an .exe file if you use a tool provided by
microsoft's now defunct sdk. You need to install the sdk before you use it
though.
Heres some documentation from it.
Jexegen
The Java Win32® Executable Generator (jexegen) converts Java classes into a
fully executable Microsoft® Win32® application. The executable produced is
in the exegen format. Jexegen can also create COM DLLs with embedded type
libraries.
Use the following command to run jexegen:
jexegen [options] [@commandfile] files
Jexegen Command-Line Arguments
options One or more jexegen options.
@commandfile A command file listing options and file specifications to be
used by jexegen. For more information, see Command Files.
<files> Names of the files to be converted. You can specify class files and
arbitrary data files.
Jexegen Command-Line Options
/ba /base /bindto /cri /d /main /maxver /nologo /nomain /out /r /r- /raw
/reg /special:tlb[-] /special:pe[-] /special:all[-] /special:res /stack /v
/w /win32res /win32res- /?
See Also
Jexegen Options
Jexegen Usage Notes
Exegen Format
Irfan
-----Original Message-----
From: Maureen Chandra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 10:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Java: make EXE
Hi group,
Sorry to have posted this question. But I really wondered whether we can
compile .java to .exe or not. Or is there any compiler that can do that?
Thanks & regards,
Muliawan
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