Looking for batch file to use when setting up Java on an XP machine

Hey Everyone,
I am trying to get my hands on a batch file that will effectively :) set up the Java Variables on an XP machine. I don't know if this is even possible but I have to assume that it is. The thing is I am studying for Java Certification at the moment, and every day I am on a different computer at my place of study. I carry a copy of the latest jsdk with me on a flash drive and it would be really handy if I had a batch file that I could run and just be done with the setup! I seem to be wasting at least half an hour a day trying to get java going!!! So any help will be much appreciated. Thanks heaps.
Regards
Davo

assuming the j2sdk install file on disk is installJava.exe, the master setup file (setupJava.bat) would look like this:
::java home is the folder in C drive where java's files are
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At one point I was somewhat uneducated as a consumer on certain abbreviations. I began to check around the internet but I never found a complete list of all of the abbreviations used in today’s technological world. Over time I have collected a list of every network and printer-related term in relation to HP. I am happy to share this with the world because sometimes when trying to troubleshoot within the forums and other web-based documents the writers can forget that not everyone knows the abbreviations and if you do not know sometimes you can get left behind and feel frustrated. If you know of any other industry-standard abbreviations regarding printers, faxing, and network-connections feel free to post more here.
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