How to run a java program in a non-java platform

Hi,
Need a help...
I have created an application written in JAVA. I have converted the class files into .exe file using JEXEPACK.
It's working fine everywhere if JAVA is installed. But not working in a machine where JAVA is not installed.
Is there any way to create exe file from the class files so that it would be run on any system irrespective of JAVA installed.
Thanks in Advance,
Ujjal

Ujjal wrote:
Hi,
Need a help...
I have created an application written in JAVA. I have converted the class files into .exe file using JEXEPACK.
It's working fine everywhere if JAVA is installed. But not working in a machine where JAVA is not installed.Right! Just like CD's and DVD's don't work very well without a CD or DVD player.
Is there any way to create exe file from the class files so that it would be run on any system irrespective of JAVA installed.Simple answer, no. However, you can compile x86 or potentially run directly on some Java hardware implementation, but I doubt you really want to do this. What's the problem with simply installing Java?

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