Deploy my completed project to windows machines effectively

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I have been working in JAVA because i wanted to go cross platform. For what i am doing it has been "FASTER" than C# which shocked me. I think the simplicity of the java controls and needing to add everything including a panel to most controls keeps it very light (Kill,Kill,Kill JAVA's window layout engine so much stress to get exactly what i want).

Anyway now i have finished my first proper JAVA Desktop app and want to deploy it as an EXE to Mr average windows user. Simplicity is therefor a must!

I have seen good deployment of programs like Serviio that install JAVA for you if you need it. I want to do the same my project has to come from NET beans to the installer. I am lost as to what to do at this stage to get what i want. I'm not incompitant i have just switched from c# in Visual Basic and dove head first into JAVA. My only knowledge was of a ticket system i wrote for a college assignment XD. So i need the step by steps.

Posted 9-May-12 16:27pm

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Sandeep Mewara · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-09T19:29:00

Solution 2

Look here:
Packaging and Deploying Desktop Java Applications[^]
Deploying Java Applications[^]

Posted 9-May-12 19:29pm

Sandeep Mewara

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Prasad_Kulkarni 10-May-12 1:32am

Both links are useful, in fact contains detailed information. +5!

Sandeep Mewara 10-May-12 1:58am

Thanks.

P.Salini 10-May-12 1:38am

my 5!

Sandeep Mewara 10-May-12 1:58am

Thanks.

Mohamed Mitwalli 10-May-12 8:29am

5+

Sandeep Mewara 10-May-12 8:39am

Thanks.

A-s-h-l-e-y 13-May-12 17:09pm

This works to deploy projects but not in the way i specified.