Re: Conversion of class files to windows Executables

From: Ryan Stewart (zzanNOtozz_at_gSPAMo.com)
Date: 02/08/05

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    "Jubril Oyesiji" <oyesiji@verizon.net> wrote in message
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    > Does anyone have an idea about how to convert Java Class files into Windows
    > Executables (.Exe) except writing a Batch file
    >
    Try googling for "java executable" or "java native compile".

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