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I have several Java applications. All of them have external jar dependencies and also require a couple of .dll/.so files to run. I want to build an installer for these applications, that will run properly just by double-clicking the installed program. What tools are available to do this ?
Thanks in advance.
For Windows Izpack is good tool. Also native implementation available.
But for Linux the best is to install it with a .sh script.
Edit
The reason for this is that when you use a .sh script, you can check if java is installed and install it if it’s not present. As I am aware- Izpack still lacks this feature.