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Jar and exe
This is a discussion on Jar and exe within the Java forums, part of the Software Development category; is there any difference between JAR and EXE in java...or it's same...???...
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Jar and exe
is there any difference between JAR and EXE in java...or it's same...???
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06-27-2009
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Re: Jar and exe
Hi ananth,
The JavaTM Archive (JAR) file format enables you to bundle multiple files into a single archive file. Typically a JAR file contains the class files and auxiliary resources associated with applets and applications. Exe is an executable file... The .class files compiled from java files, can not be launched directly. The usual way to start a java program by batch file is not a convenient way. So inorder to avoid this difficulty we need to convert jar files into exe file. After converted into exe file, java program becomes very easy to run. So this is the difference... Thanks & Regards, Riju.
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