Create java set up file

any body know how to create the java set up file
some thing like what in vb or c++?
do we need any additional software?
what is it? and where i can download
that's all
thanks a lot

Oh, you need an installerer ..
You can check out InstallAnywhere or InstallShield, but they both cost money.
A very good alternative, which is free;
http://www.psychoticsoftware.com/products/installwizpro/index.html
It can create native installers for windows, mac, linux, etc.

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I want to create a set up file for my authorware project. So
that it will copy my project files to in directory C:/ and make a
shortcut in dekstop.

We use InstallShield
http://www.macrovision.com/products/flexnet_installshield/installshield/index.shtml)
to create installations for our software. We use it for other
apps besides
Authorware courses though, so it may be a bit too
over-powered for what you
need, and I'm sure others could suggest cheaper or free apps
that can do
exactly what you'd need.
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>I want to create a set up file for my authorware project.
So that it will
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shortcut in dekstop.

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=========
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=========
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=========
class PhoneEntry {
// number, name entry for a line in a Phone Directory
protected int area;
protected int prefix;
protected int number;
protected String firstName;
protected String lastName;
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        firstName = "";
}=========
Scanner.java
=========
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    d = stdin.nextDouble();
    i = stdin.nextInt();
    s = stdin.nextLine();
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    You cannot type a letter when it's expecting a double,
    nor can you type a decimal point when it's expecting an int.
import java.io.*;
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// Simplifies input by returning
// the next value read from the
// keyboard with each call.
private String s;
private int start=0, end = 0, next;
private BufferedReader stdin;
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     if (start >= end)
       try {
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          start = 0;
         end = s.length();
      catch (IOException e) {System.exit(1);}
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public int nextInt() {
     if (start >= end)
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}=========
phonenum.txt
=========
336 746 6915 Rorie Tim
336 746 6985 Johnson Gary
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Scanner fin = Scanner.create(file);
to
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[convert] Java Card Ant Tasks, Version 1.0
[convert] Copyright 2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. Use is subject to license terms.
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[convert] Java Card 2.2.2 Class File Converter, Version 1.3
[convert] Copyright 2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. Use is subject to license terms.
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