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I have created a run time image for my Java application using jlink and I would like to be able to ship my app as an executable to different platforms. Ideally, it would be a single file that a user can double click and start the application without the need for installing anything. Is there currently a good way to do this? You can make an installer that installs the JDK and the application. Make the application an exe by using something like Launch4j and for a Mac executable follow this tutorial by Oracle: Packaging a Java App for Distribution on a Mac and lastly: For Linux Minecraft uses

I installed python 2.7 in my Android device and I tried executing a python script by typing the command in terminal emulator. The problem is that although I use the full path for python the following error appears: link_image[1997]: failed to link ./python CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE. I tried to add environment variables in ./~bashrc but I didn't make it. Any idea ? OK it is solved. I followed these steps ( http://code.google.com/p/python-for-android/wiki/RunPythonFromShell ) but first I had to put the file standalone_python.sh in /data/ because in sdcard I had no permission to execute. And finally

I have created a shell script to run a jar file in Mac : #!/bin/sh java -Xmx512m -jar test.jar; I have renamed this script " app.command " to run directly when double clicking it. And i have applied " chmod +x " command to it to have executable permissions. Now when double clicking this script, i get " Unable to access jarfile test.jar " while when running this script through Terminal, the jar runs fine ! Anyone can help me how to make this script run when double click it in Mac ? If you run from a terminal, you have a working directory set, and this may not be the case if you double-click it.

It is a really simple thing but I cannot get my head around it. I have looked at plenty of StackOverFlow post and as well as on internet. My goal is to create a .bat which will open cmd and execute my Main.java into command prompt. Easy isn't it, but I have got confused about how? Below I am writing steps which my batch file should perform open cmd javac Main.java java Main My file will reside next to all my .java so I am assuming I don't need to give explicit path. My understanding so far by research: open text editor write a code to open cmd(Which I am not sure how) echo javac Main.java

I succesfully created an executable version (Py2exe, Pyinstaller) of my application. When I try to run the app from .exe, I get an error as follows in the log file: Traceback (most recent call last): File "CreateAS.pyw", line 8, in <module> ImportError: cannot import name Publisher I am really stuck in this part. Could you help me out? Thanks Casey I'm guessing that you are using a version of wxPython that is >= 2.8.11.0 ? If so, the wx.lib.pubsub package has changed. This page describes the changes. There is also a thread on the wxPython mailing list here that talks about this. To make this

We produce a content management system. It's a database-based system, used only by businesses and organizations, and never downloadable from the Internet. That is, it's not the kind of software someone might stumble upon and wonder what it is and whether it's safe to run. Over the 20+ years our system is being sold, its executables have never been digitally signed. Is it time for us to start signing them? For starters, I can think of a few pros and cons: Pro: If using Verisign certificates, Windows Error Reporting can be used Pro: When Windows Vista and Windows 7 show one of those annoying UAC