How to make jar executable?

I am distributing jar file to the user, which is executed using a batch file.In the batch file following things are done:
1. Setting the sytem variables
2. lauching the jar file
I want to avoid the usage of batch file as it is not safe.
Is there any way to launch the jar file as an executable along with the system variables set?

I am distributing jar file to the user, which is
executed using a batch file.In the batch file
following things are done:
1. Setting the sytem variables
2. lauching the jar file
I want to avoid the usage of batch file as it is not
safe.
Is there any way to launch the jar file as an
executable along with the system variables set?No, that can't be done. Do you really need the system variables? What are they used for?
Kaj

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