Open another jar file in a frame

Hello everybody,
I have some programs that I made separately, and i want to make a parent program that the user can open them from it.
I want them to open inside the parent not separately. Its like opening a webpage in an iframe in HTML.
Is that possible, and how can it be done??
Thanks for all help.

If you want to launch an application from another Application subclass (say, MyApp), you can try the following. This must be executed on the JavaFX Application Thread, and the jar file containing the application must be on the classpath. This is kind of an unusual way to reuse existing code: I'd recommend Abhinay's approach (expose the root container, or whatever you need, instantiate that, and then create your own scene and stage to display it if necessary).
try {
     Application app = new MyApp();
     Stage stage = new Stage();
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} catch (Exception exc) {
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