How to create exe file or jar file for java swing program

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i have code for calculator in java swing.
Now my question is how convert it in to exe file or jar file.
i tried with exe4j software. but once i done with exe file. if i try to open it showing some error.
So please help me in this.

Posted 30-Jan-12 18:43pm

rohitVasu

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Lakamraju Raghuram 31-Jan-12 0:44am

what is the error you are getting ??

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Ya i got the solution for the above problem

Posted 30-Jan-12 22:05pm

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Member 10239407 23-Sep-13 3:15am

How u solved plz explain us

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Look into this link u'll get solution...

http://javapapers.com/core-java/executable-java-jar-file-and-windows-exe-file-creation/

Posted 22-Sep-13 21:52pm

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TorstenH. · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-30T19:44:00

Exporting a runnable Jar with Netbeans[^]

Exporting a runnable jar in Eclipse [^] (good website, check also the rest!)

After that you can call the jar with the command java -jar WhatEverYouNameIt.jar
You can also add an ini-file or other things. You can set up a shortcut to cover the command and to give it a nice icon.