Right now, i'm running my jar file with a batch file that says:
java -Xms32m -Xmx128m -jar Client.jar
How do I make my executable jar file execute with those parameters without a batch file. I just want to hand this jar file to the end user, and let them run it without having to have an additional batch file.
Thanks
> Right now, i'm running my jar file with a batch file
> that says:
>
> java -Xms32m -Xmx128m -jar Client.jar
>
>
> How do I make my executable jar file execute with
> those parameters without a batch file. I just want
> to hand this jar file to the end user, and let them
> run it without having to have an additional batch
> file.
>
> Thanks
You can't.
> thats lame
Nice.
In fact what's lame is this: "I just want to hand this jar file to the end user, and let them run it without having to have an additional batch file."
Executable jar files (and other executables) belong somewhere where the user has, at best, read only access. As for launching programs, most platforms offer a variety of ways (icons on a desktop, entries in a start menu etc). It is often convenient for these launching scripts to be somewhere read/writable, both so that the user can configure them and so that they can organise the way programs are launched to suit themselves.
Thanks for those keywords. I found a very nice looking windows installer:
http://www.advancedinstaller.com/java.html
but when i added the worlds "cross platform" into my google search, i didnt really find anything good. Anyone have a program they'd like to suggest (or better keywords)?
Thanks
