JAR Files...great

So...me and some friends wrote some personal financial software (pure java) and it is pretty much complete. With only one problem though. An execitable like file that can be clicked on and ran (yes, I know a JAR File) but we have 18 text files used as help files and a database (Access...java level 1 standard odbc jdbc bridge driver...I know not the best idea either) and we have to get those files to be read by any computer we install our program on. There in lies my question...
I have not work with JAR files very much but do know that they can be a pain. Is it possible while using a jar to install those 18 help files and the database onto the user's computer. Know where they are and interact with them. Thank you for any help.

didittoday wrote:
maybe you got confused...I don't have any jar's I want to make a jar or an exe to run my application me and my friends wrote. I have 18 help text files and and Access database that I want to be able to interact with after we package everything togethermaybe you are the one that's confused
you can zip or tar all your files and distribute them
there is no need for a jar or exe
the access database is another story
if you need to install that then your client needs to install or you need an installer (MSI or whatever) program
Edited by: wpafbuser1 on Feb 19, 2008 1:58 PM

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ORA-29534: referenced object RTRPROD.com/sun/media/jai/codec/ImageCodec could not be resolved
This error messages goes on and on for 44 files.
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Regards,
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