Hi,
If you've created a Java GUI using Swing or AWT. How do you deploy it so "selected" users that use the application.
So you have compiled your java file and now have a test.class file.
Can they access it via a URL or how do you give them access and deploy it to a prodcution environment?
Thanks,
Hi Micheal,
Cheers for that. So I create a jar file to bundle an application. That's fine,
however I wouldn't expect a user to run
java -jar myfile.jar
If I have my code on an UNIX box - how do I get a "group" of users to run the application - without going into a command line.
Surely there must be a way to deploy a simple application to a group of users?
OK - I want to deploy to a Windows 2000 environment. Are you saying you have to individually deploy to a group of users - what happens if you have a 100 users?
So, if I create a Swing GUI application - each user has to recieve an individual copy of the jar file.
There must be a way?
Thanks in advance - I hate JSP, esp. Javascript for validation of fields!
Hiya,
OK - that makes more sense! So I just want to understand this correctly - if I create a Java Application (GUI) using Swing, AWT etc,
the way to deploy it would be by creating a jar file and defining the permissions on the file.
Is there any way a Java Application can be downloaded into a Browser - apart from creating an Applet?
e.g. A Java application with a main() function?