How do I compile my Swing project to native code?

I love to use the Java programming language. I want to create an application for Windows that can run without the JVM, JRE or any other runtime environment. I want to write my application in Java (because of the outstanding language structure) and be able to distribute it like any other application that can be downloaded from the internet without having to supply several megabytes of support files.
I have been looking around for native compilers, found JOVE, Excelsior JET etc., but they all seems to require some kind of runtime environment on the target computer. Can it be that hard to make a Java compiler that extracts what it needs from used libraries and puts it together with application code to a single program .exe file. Just the way most programming language compilers do! I don't care if the concept of being able to run applications on different OS is disposed. Sure, I could use another language, but I just happen to like Java!
Could anyone suggest a compiler that does this? I would apprieciate it alot! Thanks

Hello Swing components could easily be translated to IBM SWT, I found IBM SWT easy to use and eclipse platform just a perfect development tool. Excelsior then allows you to produce a fully compiled version of classes, given that they do not contain SWT/Swing.
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P.S.
Anyone knows whether JRE-free applications could contain JDBC:ODBC connectivity? My application work fine, everything is fully compiled BUT JDBC.

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