Installing a Java Application under Win2000

Hi,
I would like to automate the installation of a Java Application under Windows 2000, so that the user is prompted for a destination folder and the application appears in his Start->Games folder.
Shoud I use install Shield or can I use something java based for this purpose. In any case can you point me to material on the web that discuss these types of topics.
Thanks.

ZeroG software has a great Installer for Java. It creates installers for Unix, Windows, MacOS and others. http://www.zerog.com.
They have a free installer also; its light on features but has worked really well for us for simple gui apps.
- Chris

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rkandy
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The answer I posted here has also been confirmed by SAP.
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