Create an exe

i want to know how can i create a jar file using netbeans does anyone know?

guess what when you register in the netbeans the
discussion forum
is this one herelol, well it is a sun product.
Are you trying to create a .exe or .jar? If it's an executable jar, then fair play to you: The first link here should help
http://www.google.com/search?q=create+an+executable+jar+%2Bjava&ie=utf-8
If you are trying to create a .exe, then I spit on your grave (jk), but you can do your own search.

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Can not see cFP-2220 after creating an exe file

I am using a cFP-2220 with LabView 2011. I can see the cFP-2220 with Max, the program I created runs in my PC but the data from the cFP-2220 it is slow to up date.
I access the cFP-2220 thru the network terminal and a net card in my PC.
I have created an EXE file to run in the PC for that test stand as a stand along program. The program runs but it does not see the cFP-2220 or any of the data been collected. The test stand PC does have MAX install. When I run MAX in the stand PC it sees the cFP-2220 and can read the data from the modules the PC is wire to the cFP-2220 thru a net card.

Sorry for the delay to respond... I do have installed the minimun files that are available Field Piont 6.0.10 and LabView RT 11 is part of them.
I also using share variables. The program VI runs fine in my PC but when I create the exe file and deploy on the test stand it asks fot the location of the FPLV,dll and the NI_TGT.dll and it can not read or write to any of the DAQmx vi's.
I accidently remove one my FP-SG-140 from the list of inputs, I did put it back but I damage how the share variables weere working I am getting and error -1950679023 and it does not see any of my inputs.
I have another question how do I down load the variables to the cFP-2220 that is another erros that shows up when I installed other files into the cFP.

Can I create an exe with report gen addon using office 2000 and run it on a PC with XP?

I have create an executable using the report generation toolkit on a PC that has Office 2000. When I load the executable on a PC with office XP, It will not launch excel. Should the exe be compatible with either version of office? What do I need to do to make it work on both versions?

Hi Budman,
You should have created the executable in the way as is described here.
On your target machine you have to use the _wordsub.llb resp. _excelsub.llb which belongs to the MS Office version of that machine. The different versions are on the installation CD of the toolkit.
If you have these files in the support directory you do not need to create different exes for different MS Office versions.
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How can I Create a exe file were a tab control on it work`s

I have a VI with many controls and indicators,these are spread on a tab control.This tab control works with out any problems but if i create a exe file then the tab control is fixed. How can I create a exe file so that the tab control on it work´s ?"
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Make the tab control a control and not an indicator. If you want to write
to it you need to create a local variable.
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I have a VI with many controls and indicators,these are spread on a
tab control.This tab control works with out any problems but if i
create a exe file then the tab control is fixed. How can I create a
exe file so that the tab control on it work´s ?"

How can I create a exe file with a tab control on it that work´s ?

I have a VI with many controls and indicators,these are spread on a tab control.This tab control works with out any problems but if i create a exe file then the tab control is fixed. How can I create a exe file so that the tab control on it work´s ?

I have made a new Posting with the same question but this time I added a screenshot of the VI.
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How to create an exe in labview 6.1

I'm having a main vi which in turn has many subvis.I want to create an exe for that application.

You need the Application builder for this. The application builder can be purchased seperately from National Instruments. It is included only in the Prefessional version (contrary to my logic, it is not includedin the "full" version).
If you already have the Application builder, the procedure should be listed in the manual.
Shane
Using LV 6.1 and 8.2.1 on W2k (SP4) and WXP (SP2)

How to create the exe file for java project.

How to create the exe file for java project.
am done the project in java swing , i like to create the project in exe format, so any one help for me,
send the procedure for that.
thanking u.

How to create the exe file for java project.Have you ever heard of google? I pasted your exact "question" into a google search:
http://www.google.com/search?q=How+to+create+the+exe+file+for+java+project.
and got several useful links.
Better search terms might yield even better results.
Sheesh.

How to create a exe file of a .class file

how to create a .exe file for windows .class file of java
please answer this so that i can complete the project to be submited to collage

There is a program called JET. Is enables you to create .exe files of .class files.
This is the URL:
http://www.excelsior-usa.com/jet.html
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How to create a .exe file for a java application

Hi, I want to create a .exe file for a java application I am developing so that I can schedule it to run at a particular time using Windows Scheduler on WinNT. Is there any way to accomplish this? Or is there any other way in which a Java application can be scheduled to run at a particular time on Windows everyday?

Create a .bat file and run that. Just have, in the .bat file:
java YourClassName Alternatively, you can use javaw YourClassName (without *.bat, just put it into Windows Scheduler like suggested above).
using javaw won't pop up any window...

Creating an exe file for java

Hi all,
any way to create the exe file using JBuilder 3?
if possible how to do that?
how about creating installation file for the application?
thanks alot

I think you might need a byte code compiler that converts the .class files to .exe
I believe there are some products out there that do this. I don't think there is a java utility that performs this type of operation.

How to create an exe file using labview and arduino?

I bought Arduino Mega 2560. I have installed Arduino IDE 1.7.3. I am using Windows 7 64bit version and Labview 2012. I started working after the compilation of LIFA_Base File with Arduino IDE and with labview.
My application is: I have connected my arduino to my PC via USB for read input/output pins. I have to read all the time an analogue input from arduino and I have to draw the graphical representation of the input. I would like to know if I can create an exe file of this application. I would like to use the created exe file to another PC without labview installation.
Please help me to resolve the problem.
Regards

Yup you sure can. With Application Builder, that is bundled with several LabVIEW packages you can make an EXE, and then make an installer that can include the LabVIEW Run-Time engine (free) and you'll also need the VISA run-time for talking to serial devices like your Arduino.
Then you should be able to run that installer on any normal Windows PC and without the development environment be able to run your program.
Note that currently Student, and Home versions of LabVIEW do not have the application builder since it is intended for learning, and hobbyist, not for distributions.
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Create an Exe of a VI that controls another VI

I have a VI that opens and controls another VI. How do I build a executable of the entire application. When I create the exe. I get an error that a reference cannot be found. I have attached an example of how I have build my VI's.
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Slave.vi ‏21 KB

Terry,
There are two issues here.
First of all, when you use "Get this VIs Path" in development, you get a different answer than you do in runtime. This is because the VI no longer has a path.
Secondly, when you build the application, VIs called by VI server do not become a part of the application. They remain as VIs, but are included, if you choose, in a directory that you specify, or are not included at all.
My company uses a utility (that I created) that solves this issue. However; you have to be careful about implementation. The utility is quite simple: It stores the location of the function itself when it is a VI, and the location of the dll when it is deployed. You can very easily change this function to search for an exe.
As this
code belongs to my company, I cannot post it. However, I can help you create one if you like. Again, it is quite simple.
Here are the instructions for you to create your own. I have written it in pseudocode.
"Get This VIs Path"
Strip Path
Convert Path to String
Search String for "[.]exe" or "[.]dll" if it is a dll
if Offset Past Match of Search String <=0, output stripped path
else, strip path again and output
You have to remember that for development, you have to place the 'slave' VI in the same directory as the utility that gets the path. This is VERY important: YOU MUST BUILD A VI THAT GETS THE PATH. In otherwords, the code above must be a seperate VI, that you drop in to replace "Get This VIs Path". You then have to remember that the path is the same as the location of the utility that you built. When you build the application, the slave VI has to be in the same directory as the .exe for this to work properly.
The ONLY other way around this is to hard code
the file path.
I hope this helps

How to create the exe files for java application

How to create the exe file for java application?
got any software to do that?
Thanks

In terms of converting java applications into exe files, there are 3 schools of thought:
1) Instead of converting it to an exe, convert it to a jar file. Jar files are more portable than exe files because they can be double-clicked on any operating system. The caveat is that a Java interpreter must be installed on the target computer for the double-clicking to work.
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/Books/javaprogramming/JAR/
2) Create an exe launcher that, when double-clicked, attempts to find a Java interpreter on the local computer and launches the Java application. The exe file is still double-clickable but whether your java application runs depends on whether a Java interpretor is installed on the target computer.
http://www.sureshotsoftware.com/exej/
http://www.objects.com.au/products/jstart/index.jsp
http://www.duckware.com/products/javatools.html
http://www.ucware.com/jexec/
http://www.rolemaker.dk/nonRoleMaker/javalauncher/
http://www.jelude.cjb.net/
http://thor.prohosting.com/~dfolly/java/index.html
3) Create an exe launcher that bundles a Java interpretor. Same as above but when the exe file is double-clicked, it searches for a Java interpreter and if one is not found, it installs one on the target computer. The caveat is that the exe file would have an overhead of 10 MB in size for the interpreter.
http://www.excelsior-usa.com/jet.html (evaluation version available)
4) Convert the Java application into a native exe file. The caveat is that if you use Swing for your GUI, it won't be converted. Also this option is still somewhat experimental.
Can't think of any free options right now.

How to create smaller .exe file use JBuilder7

I am currently using JB7(EE), which can create native executable file for me. But I found it so foolish that add so many unneed classes to .exe(As I can use WinRar open it, but cannot change it).
Does anyone know how to reduce the .exe?
ps: As I use castor, so I had to include castor class in it, but I really don't want to add all of these to it.

In the Wizar you employ to make the native executable,
in the second step the Wizard ask you what to do with
the libraries you have employed in the proyect,
include all them include only the classes and
resources nedded, or not include. This way you'll be
able to control what is in you .exe file.
AbrahamYes, I had tried it, and tried every possible combination/permutation of the four choice.
But still bigger than it can be.
For example: I used castor.xml library, but JBuilder include all castor include xml parser, html parser, xhtml parser, etc.
As castor.xml --> castor.xxx(I cannot remember its name) --> castor.html-->...
So JB7 maybe confused by the complex deps.
So JB7 include ALL in my exe fiel.
It may be impossible to create smaller .exe file with normal way.
So anyone know any other way to create .exe file with the .jar file?
As I can change the content of .jar, but cannot to .exe.
thx for continous reply

How to create distributed .exe of any CVI project

How to create distributed .exe of any CVI project that we can execute in any system which doesn't have CVI installed

To have a CVI excutable running on a target system you must install the apropriate support libraries and modules on it: CVI integrates the ability to create proper installers that create the correct executing environment on the target machines. These functions are included in Build >> Distributions menu item: select "Manage distributions" and look into the detailed online help.
An overview on creating a distribution can be found in Using LabWindows/CVI >> Managing projects >>Building a project >> Distributing applications topic in the online help as well as in several forum threads and other documents on NI site: as an example, this one covers this topic for CVI 8.x
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How create an exe-file including Flash-Player?

Hi,
I'm a beginner in Captivate and I have to develop an
elearning course about our software tools. It has to be distributed
to clients by a server. But the user don'T have internet access and
admin rights to install the flash player!
Is there any solution to create an exe-file including the
flash player without installing on each client?
For any help, I will be very happy!
Thank's
nadine

Hi Nadine
As I understand it, Flash Player is included when you create
.EXE output from Captivate. However, if your end users have PCs
that are too restricted, when they attempt to run your .EXE file,
they cannot view the content because the .EXE temporarily installs
a player and it can't because the PC is too restricted.
Are you certain that your users don't already have Flash
player installed? Have you tested and you know for sure that you
can't simply upload a .SWF/.HTM to the server and have them view
it?
Cheers... Rick

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