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Anthony:

Each client needs the JRE (Java Runtime Environment).  You would
deliver your app plus the JRE for the client to run.  If you didn't
change Java versions, all future deliveries would just be your app. 
Start with the info at the Javasoft site.  Search on JRE.

The Client/Server edition of JBuilder has DSJ (Deployment Server for
Java) that allows for central control of Java applications.  You
specify which version of Java, how to handle updates, etc. and the
clients run a small program on their end that delivers the application
to their machine.  First time is longer then the rest as it delivers
the JRE, but subsequent runs are quick (for Java).  Using DSJ, you can
make changes to your application, update the info on the server and
know that the user will get the latest stuff the next time they run. 
If you have users that don't need the latest version, you can set up
different versions on the server, etc.  Pretty powerful stuff.

-Rich

Anthony Boudouvas wrote:
> 
> Hi to all,
> 
> i am evaluating JBuilder and i want to ask you a question:
> 
> I made a little application and want to deploy it to another computer
> on the network. I use the Deployment wizard but i cannot figure
> out how i can run this app from another station.
> I use Windows network and this little app is just a frame with
> a button on it and a text box.
> Shall i install the VM in another machine or what ?
> The Wizard makes a .zip file which i unzip and i just
> do not know how i can run this...
> 
> Thanks a lot for your time !
> 
> anthonyb

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