exeJ is a command line tool that creates a "batch-like" executable (.
exeJ is a command line tool that creates a "batch-like" executable (.exe file) for your java application. The command line used to start your java application is wrapped in the generated executable and the user can simply start the java application with a double-click. The generated .exe is Windows 95 / 98 / ME / NT / 2000 / XP compatible. The target system must have JavaSoft JRE installed.
Platforms:
Windows XP
, Windows2000
, Windows 95
, Windows 98
, Windows Millennium
, Windows NT 3.x
, Windows NT 4.x
System requirements:
Not specified
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freeware |
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