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how to put a program icon in system tray

 
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Hi,
I have made one program in swing. This is a stand Alone application. I want to install this program and would like to put one icon for this program in the system tray. This is specifically for windows users only.
Can some body guide me how to do this.
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Arun
 
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This article discusses how to do it in NT.
Here is another article.
Haven't tried these.
 
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Thanks Cindy for your answer and would like to say sorry for interacting on this post after such a long gap...
I checked and found the second link is not working..can u help.
Moreover the first link gives something which is not pure Java..Is it not possible to have something on pure java ?
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The first article is titled "Running Pure Java� Applications as NT Services".
What is not pure jave about that?
The second link is not broken, it just no longer exists. You missed it.
 
Don't get me started about those stupid light bulbs.
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