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hey folks, i'm sure you were asked about it 349293838489234 times, but you know, i just don't have enough time to search the whole board for this. so please, make ma a favour and answer this once more i want to run jar file (incl. application) on the machine which doesn't have a jvm. someone told me that there is a possibility to add howsome the jvm' dll file and send it together with jar. i didn't find anything about it, and it sounds prety crazy for me. so, --->HOW can i make my jar executable in windows on the machine with no jvm installed? 10x a lot.
You can just bundle the JRE with your application code, and have the user download the whole shot. Then use a bat file to fire up the application and name the directory that you have the JRE in in the command line using the -d parameter. There are tools out there available to help you create a zip file to download. I have seen InstallSheild used for such purposes, but there are others.
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