How do i compile a class file to become an exe (application file)

I know jbuilder and other 3 rd party software are able to to that. I just want to know whether jdk1.3 compiler able to do it...

Hm ...
if you think of a compiler producing an executable file, this means, the application is compiled, linked and bound at file-level - what about the features of loading and linking classes during runtime or the ability to replace class files during runtime and load/link it dynamically?- Guess, a compiler for java can compile static applications, which need no dynamic linking of classes, but is it also able to keep this functionality of java this way?- I don't think so (but I never tested one of these compilers).
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