Making bat file in Window Mobile - Oracle application command line

I have Windows mobile 6.I have installed Cre-ME+, & command line.In the command line we need to type below command & execute to load oracle Mobile Application.
Command is : \Windows\CrEme\bin\CrEme.exe -Of -classpath \Windows\CrEme\lib\AWTclasses.zip;\XONTMWA\lib\j4205328.zip oracle.apps.mwa.awt.client.StartGUI
This is working fine.
But proble is making bat/cmd file to excute this application, without type each & everytime.
I know that window mobile won't support bat/cmd file extension. But there may be any other ways.
Please tell me how can i create the bat/cmd file in windows mobile 6.
Please anybody help me out from this issue.
I am looking forward your reply.
Thanks in advance.
Regards;
Piraba
Edited by: user10702520 on Jan 6, 2012 5:06 AM

We use a third party application (AppCenter) on our Motorola devices. It's a lock down tool that can present only specific application to the user, and can auto-launch the command line (<filename.lnk> in our scenario).
-Vince

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