Create an executable file

I have created and build a project. How can I create an executable file to run the whole package?

In general, you can't. Java programs have to be run under the jvm so you have to run the java command every time.
You can package your project as a runnable jar file. How you run it depends on your opperating system.

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How to create an executable file by including my C# project and database(SQL) in visual studio ?

Hi,
I had developed a project in visual studio c# and my database in SQL server. How can i create a executable file including both.
can any one give me a solution for this.
I am trying to make executable in installshield.
Thank you

Hi,
Try to use custom actions to call some managed method, execute the SQL script to create and initialize the database in the method.
Check this article, it should be helpful for you to create the script and installation:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163919.aspx#S2
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How do I create an executable file?

How exactly do I create an executable file from my .java file?

I've tried to run it from the DOS prompt two ways.
If I type "java -jar Plist" (Plist is the .jar file
name, the .java file name, and the class name), It
says...
Exception in thread "main" java.util.zip.ZipException:
The system cannot find the file specifiedThat seems pretty clear - there is no file called "Plist" and that's it. "The system cannot find the file specified."
If I type "java -jar Plist.jar", It says...
Exception in thread "main"
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Plist
Two questions...
1. What am I doing wrong??Two possibilities, I'd put my money on the first one:
1. That jar file of yours really doesn't contain a class called Plist. Check the contents with "jar -tf Plist.jar". The file Plist.class (along with other stuff you put in the jar) should be listed.
2. If it is listed, your classpath may be set wrong - can you run the app with "java -classpath Plist.jar Plist"?
2. Once I get this .jar deal to work, will I be able
to run it on other computers? It seems to be tied in
with some of the Java utilities and files on my
computer. Is it independent like a .exe file or not?No, it's not independent like a .exe file. It's a lot more independent than any .exe file. Ever tried running them on a Mac? Linux? Solaris? Anything else than windoze? On a windoze system that's older than recommended, like on win95 instead of 2k?
The independence of java class files packed in jars is on the level of xml, pdf and postscript files - you can use them everywhere. To be more exact, on every system that has a "viewer" for those files; in java's case the "viewer" is the runtime environment. Once it's installed the files can be run like other programs on the system.

Adding a VI with NXT block to a project and create an executable file

Dear all,
I have a serious problem with the Lego NXT module for LabVIEW. I'm wrote a software for electrochemical measurements that has to inferface with a custom made potentiostat that is integrated with a microfluidic system, whose peristaltic pumps are moved by Lego NXT motors. Since the motors add mechanical and electrical noise to the measurements, I wanted to create a simple VI that could synchronize the motors with the measurements. I managed to do it, but when I create the executable file (the software has to run on computers that do not have LabVIEW installed, so I need to create a stand alone application to distribute it among the partners of this project) the VI that controls the motors do not work anymore and returns me an empty error message.
I hope that the problem is clear.
Now, my question is the following: Can I insert a VI that controls NXT motors in a compiled application that has to run on any PC that hasn't LabVIEW installed?
Thank you very much in advance
Lando

Hi Lando,
I expect you wont be able to use the dual mode NXT API in a labview built executable because that API makes calls into private labview application instances that wont exist in the context of an executable.
However, you should be able to use the older NXT Direct I/O API (these are the VIs with grey icons). This API can not be deployed to the NXT, but it sounds like you aren't interested in that anyway.
The Direct I/O palette can be found at NXT Robotics:NXT I/O: NXT Direct I/O .
Note that with this API you will be responsible for creating and destroying handles(NXT Objects) to the brick.
Good luck and let me know if you have more questions.

How to create an executable file

hello,
i don't know if its the right forum but i hope you will be able to help me.
i have written a java program using NetBeans 4.1. and i want to create an executable file so that i coulfd copy it to other computers and run it from there.
when i try to simply run Java i get a lot of errors because it cant find NetBeans specific packages, what can i do?
a huge thanks to anyone who would help.

i have written a java program using NetBeans 4.1. and
i want to create an executable file so that i coulfd
copy it to other computers and run it from there.How about an executable JAR instead?
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when i try to simply run Java i get a lot of errors
because it cant find NetBeans specific packages, what
can i do?You'll have to distribute them as well (as long as the license agreement allows you) and have to include them in the user's classpath.

How do I include all the necessary files required for the DAQ Assistant to create an executable file?

I am creating an executable file to run on a computer that does not have LabVIEW installed. The problem is that I am using the DAQ Assistant. The VI Hierarchy is rather large, and I am not sure how to include all of the required files to eliminate the error "The full development version of LabVIEw is required to fix the errors." Attached is an image of the VI Hierarchy.
Solved!
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Yes I did create an installer. See image installernoDAQmx.jpg
When this is all I do I get an error that subvi is not included, a list of about 6 subvi's. To eliminate this error I manually add the subvi from the dependencies list to the my computer list. This allows me to add them as support files. This eliminates the error about subvi not included, but then I get the error I spoke of earlier.
If I include the DAQmx I get an error. See image installererror.jpg
Not sure what MAX refers to?
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How to create windows executable file from a java file. Please help.

Hi,
For my project I developed the codes in Java. It is working well with java run time environment. But without that I can not run it. I need to create a exe file (windows executable file) from the java source code. If you have any idea please share it with me.
Even if you know it very lightly, please help with what you know. That would be a big help for me.
Thank you very much.

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Matt Richardson
Certified LabVIEW Developer
MSR Consulting, LLC

How to create a executable file from .java file?

Well usually we would compile and run our program using jdk1.x. Can we create a .exe file so that it will run everytime I open it without compile and run it?
Regards,
Ng

hai,
you can create a batch file,in it define the commands javac and java.so that whenever u are running the batchfile it is compiled and the program is executed..
it will work..
bye,
j.mouli

How to create an executable File (Linux-Script) in Java

Hello,
I'm creating a script file in my Java Application.
This script should be executed by hand on my linux system. Therefor the execute flag must be set. But how can I set this flag without executing the "chmod"-command?
Is there any possiblility to do this?
Thanks,
Armin

I don't think there is. But you can use Runtime.exec() to execute a chmod command.

Create Unix Executable file

Hi Folks,
I've got a simple terminal command...hamachi start...that I would like to run as LaunchAgent plist file or as an executable file triggered by a LaunchAgent.
For the former I currently have:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<key>Label</key>
<string>com.HamachiLogin</string>
<key>ProgramArguments</key>
<array>
<string>hamachi start</string>
</array>
<key>RunAtLoad</key>
<true/>
</dict>
</plist>
But it doesn't work, so I thought I'd make an executable file containing the command and put that in the <string> section above.
Anyone with any thoughts?
Thanks!
TP

Your .plist likely doesn't work because your <ProgramArguments</> is invalid.
For a start, every element of the command needs to be specified as a separate entity. This includes the command itself, plus any parameters.
In addition to that, you need to be specific about the location of such scripts. You cannot assume that the OS will find the script, so you should always specify the full path to the command.
Therefore your command should look more like:
<key>ProgramArguments</key>
<array>
<string>/usr/local/bin/hamachi</string>
<string>start</string>
</array>

Creating an executable file

Hello,
We have finished coding and testing a project and now would like to convert it into an installation.
Does anyone know how to do this? (We are using JBuilder and netBeans - but couldn't find an option how to do it in there.)
Thanks in advance.

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How to Create Executable file for a project for Crio Platform

hi,
i am using CRIO 9014 platform for my application development.
i am controlling ( Reset & then Run ) FPGA from RT application .
Through TCP/IP communication the Acquired data ( from FPGA then followed by some Computation Logic in RT ) is sending to HOST computer .
during the above process
First i am starting the RT Application ( the TCP network will be continuously in listen mode ) then
i am starting my HOST Application in the project .
here i want to build my complete project as an executable file
so that i no need to start RT Application first and then HOST Application.
Could you please send me One sample Project with built in simple ADC Acquisition loop / logic in FPGA , then one sample logic / while loop in RT to acquire this ADC data from FPGA and send to HOST via TCP/IP network then the HOST with GUI for Display in the HOST .
This complete project should be build in .exe file .
Please complete project files and .exe file as a zip file.
Regards,
Venkat

Hi,
I might be confused but what I understand from what you have mentioned is that you want to create a project having two VI's. One running on your FPGA target and another running on you host computer.You want to build a single executable file to complete the entire operation.
Unfortunately you cannot have both VI's in same executable file. You can build one executable file and deploy on your FPGA target that will start running as soon as the target is booted. And you can create another executable file for running VI on your host computer. And instead of using TCP to transfer data, you could use "Interface FPGA" from FPGA module to communicate between your host computer and communicate.

Is it possible to create a distribution kit or executable file out of a Teststand sequence file that uses CVI standard prototypes?

How can i create an executable file or distribution kit of a sequence file in teststand?. I'm using CVI standard prototypes.

If you want to distribute your sequence files to other machines, there are a few things you must consider.
1. Create a TestStand Run-Time Engine installer. You can do this by selecting Tools>>Run Engine Installation Wizard.
2. Distribute your Operator Interface.
3. Distrbute your code modules (in your case CVI) and sequences.
We do not have a tool similar to that of Assemble VIs for Distribution for CVI. You will need to ensure that all of your code is copied to the target machine and that TestStand is able to resolve the paths for where these files are located (i.e. Configure>>Search Directories).
PLEASE REFER TO THE CHAPTER IN THE TESTSTAND USER MANUAL TITLED "DISTRIBUING TESTSTAND".

How to create executable file in labview 6.0

i have a labview VI file in 6.0 and now i need to create an executable file for that VI.

The Application Builder is an add-on package to LabVIEW and is available from National Instruments. You can use the LabVIEW Application Builder to create stand-alone executable programs, so that you do not need a copy of the LabVIEW development environment to run them. The Application Builder ships with the LabVIEW Professional Development System, but it may be purchased separately if you own the LabVIEW Base Package or the LabVIEW Full Development System.
This URL will help you determine if you have App Builder:
http://www.ni.com/support/labview/toolkits/appbuild/
This URL will step you through creating an executable:
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/conceptd.nsf/webmain/4EF810EE05BEF63C86256BF30062EC31?opendocument
Let me know if you need more help.

Creating an Executable jar file

Hello ! I have a application that has been fully developed and all i want to do is to create an executable file using my own icon so that whenever it is double clicked it opens up the appliation.
Please provide an example fro easy refrence.
Thanks

i have the procedure for creating executable jar file in a separate file.
if u r interested then mail me at:
[email protected]
regards
Md. Afroze

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