Greg Brannon wrote:I'll just say it, this is a bizarre conversation from Bizarro World. The OP originally asked for "100% freeware to directly run my (console based) class files," then in another thread, asked for a similar capability for running .jar files. Then, the OP further narrowed the request by declaring command line commands too hard, clicking not working, leaving the solution set - ZERO . . . it's just bizarre.
No matter what the OP uses, commands in a console or clicking in a UI will be required. As for "100% freeware," there's Sun/Oracle JDK/JVM (duh!), or if that's not "100% free" enough, there are the Open versions.
As the OP has a problem (nearly unintelligible) with every suggestion, I suspect there's more to the request than has been stated or understood. Please continue the conversation after returning to Earth.
Man, i am not a CS-god (electronics !) so some of my doubts may be LAME, please bear with me...
There is nothing more to this request. all i wanted was to be able to run/execute a class file by simply double-clicking it, like any other program. So, i thought i will use some program that adds itself to the context-menu (thats the name right ?)
I tried all kinds of programs to make the classes self-executing , java2exe , exe4j etc but failed.
Lets suspend this thread for a while i will try using these approaches and report back to you.
regards
rb.