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"Tom Duffy" <[email protected]> wrote:>>Hello Paul:>>I've had better luck with writing a simple batch file. Something like this>deals with classpath pretty easily:>>set classpath=%classpath%;C:\VisualCafe\Projects\FinCalc\FinCalcDisplay.jar>java FinCalc.Switchboard>>This assumes that java is in your path statement. If not, use the fully>qualified path to java.exe.>>You can write these in Notepad, save them wherever you like, and then drag>them to your desktop.>>Tom Duffy>>"Paul Clapham" <[email protected]> wrote:>>Yes, you can. Create a shortcut: Right-click on the wallpaper, select>New>>then Shortcut. For "Command line" enter something like>>"D:\jdk1.2.2\jre\bin\Javaw.exe MyProgram", where "MyProgram.class" is what>>you want to run. (Use the actual path to your JRE; Javaw.exe runs without>>the DOS console visible, Java.exe shows the console. You can use either.)>>You may need to insert parameters such as -classpath, and you may alsoneed>>to edit the Properties of the shortcut you created to change the "Start>In">>directory to be where your class is.>>>>Nijo Varghese <[email protected]> wrote in message>>news:[email protected]...>>>>>> Can I make a Java application which can be started by double clicking(in>>Win98)>>> on icon instead of running it from DOS prompt? If possible, how can I>do>>> it ?>>>>>> Regards, Nijo>>>>>I wonder if I can make a java application run at everywhere withanyone double clicking on it.(Can I make a setup program for theapplication and after it,everyone can use it by double clicking)Thanks a lot!