Hi Tiza,
Java is platform independent (unlike VB). What you are asking, is
contradictory to the concept of platform independence. Once you compile
your program and create .class -files - you can run it on any JRE or JVM.
The workaround would be to do the installation of JRE and copying of the
.class files by using a batch program - use a CD (on which you'll first
copy the JRE, .class files and the batch program). I am assuming that yours
and your professor's machines run the same OS.
;) Better still convince your professor to have the JRE for good (that's a
good software, anyway). You give him two batch files - one will install
your .class files in proper directories, another for deleting and
uninstalling them.
Hope this helps...
/Biswajit
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tiza Asterinadewi [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 7:55 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [JAVA3D] program installation
>
> Dear all,
>
> I made a program with Java3D 1.2 for my thesis. My Professor
> asked me if he could install the program in his computer along with
> the java run
> time environment, so he wanted just one time installation.. all
> in one pack (my program and jvm), like what Visual Basic can do with
> making
> application (exe) files. Does Java has that facility like in
> Visual Basic ? To make an application which is all installed
> at one time ? Can anybody help me ? any suggestions ?.
> Thank-you very, very much in advanced :).
>
>
> --
> Take Care and Keep in touch!!!
> Tiza
>
> (:o) -> The smiling, nice 'n chubby gal!
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