Deploy SWT as EXE

Question

I recently started learning SWT (in Class C # 4, to be precise) due to business requirements, and I have been developing with Swing for 2 years before.

We deployed Swing applications as banks with resource dependencies. In SWT, what are extensible forms and equivalents?

I have questions, but since my training is online, I am on a training course and there is no instructor except StackOverflow:

• Is it possible to deploy SWT applications as independent EXEs? And what do Eclipse EXE people say? Does this mean that all SWT outputs will be EXE-based Eclipse? Or can they be completely independent EXE?

• If the answer to question 1 is yes, then how does the compiler create its own win32 executable code? This is one area where I am completely confused. Typically, a deployed jar is served on a virtual machine that reads the manifest and makes its material, but EXE as output? What is really behind the scenes?

• How are external resources managed? During deployment?

• Internationalization support?

Thank.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

You can use the java shell for exe like this http://jsmooth.sourceforge.net/ . Hope this helps.

Answer 4

Basically, you need your project to start using the regular java -jar command.

Then create an exe boot program that runs the command when you double-click on it.

Additional things can be done, for example, when checking for JVM versions inside an exe program.