How to hide command prompt?

hi,
i start my java application from a .bat file, and i'd like to hide the command prompt window that appears togeter my program form.
anyone can help me?
this is the batch file content:
echo off
cd "my folder"
java main

Use a Jar file instead and specify the main class in the manifest file.
(Startable with doubleclick then)
Very good instructions in the SUN Java tutorial.

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