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Andrew,
I remember trying once in the far forgotten past (about a month ago) to run an
application on a PC that did not have JBuilder installed. I *thought* that the
JRE.EXE was all I needed. Not so. The app would not run (only AWT components).
So JRE.EXE just can't be the whole story. Or am I missing something important
here? After all, jre.exe is a mere 11.5 KB, it would be really surprising if
that is all you need.
...Conrad

Andrew Bennett [ Borland ] wrote:

> Bill Rooney wrote:
> >
> > I would like to run a Java application on any Wintel machine.  The best
> > solution I have found so far is to install the JDK and use the java.exe
> > program to run my application.  I understand that I could use VisualCafe
> > to make a win32 .exe, but I would rather do it some easier way.  What
> > are my options?
>
> Might want to check the license of the JDK.  It might not permit
> that.  That's why JavaSoft created the JRE, or the Java Runtime
> Environment.  It's a bit smaller, and easier to work with.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Andrew
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