How to deploy jar to non-java platform

Hi,
I am using netbeans 5.5 to develop some GUI application.
I need to deploy it to some machine that may not have jdk installed at all. i.e can someone run my application w/o install jdk or jre specifically?
I have myapp.jar built in dist/ folder. the readme said it will include all jar to dist\lib, but I don't even see the dist\lib folder.
please help!!!

Thanks!!!
For now How can I make one executable that include
both myapp.jar and the jre? So that users only need
one click and the program runs?With a lot of effort, and I'm not sure it would actually be legal anyway. Just get 'em to install a JRE, it's not like it's difficult, no more so than installing any other program

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