Is it possible to run the java program without main?

Hi,
Is it possible to run the java program without main?
if anybody know please tell me, how it is possible.
Regards,
Ramya

Hi,
Is it possible to run the java program without main?
if anybody know please tell me, how it is possible.
Regards,
RamyaWhy do you ask? It sounds like an odd question. Your program can be an applet and it doesn't need a main method in that case.
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