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2 total messages Started by Sathish Kumar Gnanavel Tue, 18 Jan 2005 07:47
Need to create an icon for java application
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Author: Sathish Kumar Gnanavel
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 07:47
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I had made a web application and created a jar file for that application using JBuilder X and i had deployed that application properly in another machine and i need to create an icon and put that as a short cut in the desktop, so that the end user can directly use the application by double clicking it.It will be very usefull if the jbuilder create these things automaticaly at the time creating jar file and deployment

Can any one mail to me how to do it or give me some idea about it

Regards,
Gnanavel
Re: Need to create an icon for java application
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Author: Kevin Dean [TeamB]
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 14:02
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Please don't cross-post; it's against newsgroup rules.  I've already 
answered your question in another forum.

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Kevin Dean [TeamB]
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"Sathish Kumar Gnanavel" <sathish.vision@gmail.com> wrote in message 
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>
> I had made a web application and created a jar file for that application 
> using JBuilder X and i had deployed that application properly in another 
> machine and i need to create an icon and put that as a short cut in the 
> desktop, so that the end user can directly use the application by double 
> clicking it.It will be very usefull if the jbuilder create these things 
> automaticaly at the time creating jar file and deployment
>
> Can any one mail to me how to do it or give me some idea about it
>
> Regards,
> Gnanavel 
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