how to create a executable file of java with oracle?

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I have created one project in java front end and oracle as back end ,project is completed .But I don't know how to create a executable file on any another system so that it can be started without any installation of java or oracle software
pls give your support.Its in urgency
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Posted 3-May-12 23:11pm

shivani 2013

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2012-05-04T00:12:00

Generally speaking you cannot create executable files from Java programs. Java compiles into bytecode which runs within the Java Virtual Machine, and thus any machine that is to run your program will need the latest JVM and runtime as minimum. I'm not sure about Oracle but I guess you just need to ensure the Java library that supports it is also installed.

TorstenH. · Answer 2 · 2012-05-04T00:16:00

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Use your IDE to do that.
Eclipse: You have a link "Export" in the Explorer Context Menu. Follow the wizard.
Netbeans: You have a link "Build" in the Explorer Context Menu. The Build goes to "project/dist".

Posted 4-May-12 0:16am

TorstenH.