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In article <cTen5.7936$541.1365842@juliett.dax.net>, Tomas Andersen
<tomasand@c2i.net> writes
>I am not sure if this is what you are looking for
>but I use this method:
>
>Compile all your java files to class files. Put the class files in a
>directory.
>Copy the java.exe file from your editor's java/bin or bin directory to the
>same directory as your class files. Make a batch file (called <name>.bat).
>Edit this file with one line:
>
>java <MyProgram>
>
>Substitute <MyProgram> with the name of the class that starts the java
>program.
>
>
>example:
>
>start.java
>(contains class start)
>
>java start
>(in start.bat file)

 If I understand this correctly, it does not work for me.

 I went to   c:\jbuilder2\java\bin and copied java.exe, which I 
 pasted into c:\jbuilder2\myclasses\BigBClient where BigBrown.class 
 is located.

 Also in that directory I created BigBrown.bat, which contains....

 java BigBrown



 When I double-clicked on the boxed cogwheel icon, it said it could
 not find javai.DLL  ... so I copied that across as well.

 After that it threw up a DOS window, flashed some unreadable error 
 messages, then immediately closed the window before I could read them.


 Actually if I go into that directory in DOS it does something
 different, which is "can't find java/lang/Thread" .



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