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i create a program that require other Libraries like jxl etc....... i am using net beans its creating jar file .....

1) how i can provide this program to my customer so that on single click he can run the program from desktop(* some one give idea to create batch file of the jar).
2) if i run the program from command line it display the execution but when click on jar it only display command line and disappear how i can stayed it permanently ?
3) if batch is a good way how to create batch..
 
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Howdy, Akhter!

Well champ, that's possible by creating a file called MANIFEST.MF inside a directory called META-INF in the root of your .jar file. For more information, please take a look at the Working with Manifest Files tutorial.
 
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Roberto Perillo wrote:Howdy, Akhter!

Well champ, that's possible by creating a file called MANIFEST.MF inside a directory called META-INF in the root of your .jar file. For more information, please take a look at the Working with Manifest Files tutorial.




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