Use Windows Scripting. Let's say that your program is called myApp and that
the batch file that you use to run it is called run_myApp.bat. Simply
create a script file called run_myApp.vbs and use the following VBScript
code:
Set objShell = Wscript.createObject("Wscript.shell")
objShell.run("javaw...")
Obviously, your script requires a little more work; you need to build the
path to your class and setup the Java classpath, but fundamentaly this is
all you need to do to run javaw without a console.
Your work isn't quite done, however. I find that Norton Antivirus puts up a
seriously hostile dialog box when I run a VBS script directly. To this end
you need to create a scripting host file. Let's call it run_myApp.wsh:
[ScriptFile]
Path=run_myApp.vbs
[Options]
...
You can execute this .wsh file from Start\Run or from a link on the desktop
or whatever.
Kind regards,
Chris Williams.
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