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A native code compiler has been annouced in
borland.public.jbuilder.compiler by FSC

>Fujitsu Software Corporation (FSC) has made beta versions of its Maxim-J
>High-performance Bytecode Compiler (HBC) and ByteCode Checker (BCC)
>available for download from its website at: www.maximj.com.

Other products (like Cafe 3.0) seems to be able to
produce EXE files, but as mentionned in an other answer,
it's not the goal of java....

On a Win98, as you've got IE4 installed, you can
run your application using JVIEW, that is Microsoft JVM.
But you have to ensure all features you need are workingunder JView.
It's the same on Win95 if IE4 is installed.

As mentionned by Vasudevan Srinivasan, you
can use SUN's or Borland's JVM on any Windows systeme.


Aleksandar Stankovic a �crit dans le message
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>>there is no "executable" generated for java. you have to run it using
>java.exe
>>or jre.exe or jrew.exe programs. remember, java is a x-plaf solution.
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>How do I run java applications in windows 95 98 environment?
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