Java to windows exe

[anonymous]

Are there any programs that can convert Java software into a
Windows executable that doesn't require the JRE

 

[Ryan Stewart]

Are there any programs that can convert Java software into a
Windows executable that doesn't require the JRE

www.google.com
"Groups" tab
"java executable" -> Search

 

[Joe Kulig]

You can try gcj from the cygwin platform.

 

[MERIGON Olivier]

Here is a tutorial on using GCJ:
http://www.cs.umanitoba.ca/~eclipse/6-Compiling.pdf

 

[Marco Schmidt]

(e-mail address removed):

Are there any programs that can convert Java software into a
Windows executable that doesn't require the JRE

At least JET can do that in its professional version, maybe others
from
<http://www.geocities.com/marcoschmidt.geo/java-native-compilers.html>.

Regards,
Marco

 

[Gerbrand van Dieijen]

Are there any programs that can convert Java software into a
Windows executable that doesn't require the JRE

In addition to the other reactions, while it can be a easier and
better-looking for the end-user if your java-application can be launched
as an .exe file (with icon, etc.), your application isn't inferior to any
windows applications because it needs the JRE.
Many windows applications depend and DLL files, registered components,
etc. and .Net Windows applications need the entire .Net runtime too.
There are not much programs that run by just copiing the .exe file.