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I have developed a GUI application in JAVA. The exe file was created using jExePack (tried using launch4j also). The exe is working perfectly in any Windows machine where JAVA is installed; but not in non-java machine.
Is there any way, I can make my application to be run in any Windows machine irrespective of JAVA installed or not?
I have developed a GUI application in JAVA. The exe file was created using jExePack (tried using launch4j also). The exe is working perfectly in any Windows machine where JAVA is installed; but not in non-java machine.
Is there any way, I can make my application to be run in any Windows machine irrespective of JAVA installed or not?
Any help would be appriciated.
Thanks in advance...
This is likely because your "native compiler" isn't a true native compiler. I guess your only option is to find another native compiler to generate the exe file. One that generates a complete exe, instead of just a wrapper around the JVM.