I wrote a Java software. Now I want to copy it on a USB key and make it able to run in a stand-alone way on computers that probably don’t have JVM. Is this possible?
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I wrote a Java software. Now I want to copy it on a USB key and make it able to run in a stand-alone way on computers that probably don’t have JVM. Is this possible?
Sure there is. Don’t listen to the spoil sports. launch4j lets you bundle your executable jar, any dependency jars, and even a JRE into an executable file.
There is, unfortunately, no way to make one cross-platform solution, because JRE implementations themselves are not cross-platform.