Clickable jar files for Windows

Could someone please explain to me, or direct me to a resource that can, how one makes a jar file that executes when double clicked under Win32? I've seen such files, but I don't know if they are proprietary or supported directly by Sun. Thanks,
Robert Douglass

You should create you jar file defining the main class in the manifest archive:
example: creating a executable jar file from a project stored in two directories: "br" and "images"
jar cmf manifest.mf battleship.jar br images
jar -i battleship.jarwhere the manifest.mf has the following contents:
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Main-Class: br/ufc/lia/gaucho/battle/BattleShip
Created-By: Felipe Gaucho � 2001
Sealed: trueNote the Main-class definition in the manifest contents... It makes you jar executable...

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