Package & Deploy java application

is any application exists that can package java applications+jdk so that coud be installed in other computers?

You can search the web for installers or tools to generate exe files.
You can also look at Java Web Start, a nice deployment strategy:
http://java.sun.com/products/javawebstart/overview.html
-Alexis

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Hello there,
I created Java Application, created Java Web Start (JNLP) Deployment Descriptors and everything works just fine when I am running application locally (using Run Manager in JDeveloper).
How do I publish this Java Application to Oracle Application Server to start it using Java Web Start since there are no Java Web Start Deployment Descriptors to publish Application to Oracle Application Server?
Or is there any other (easier, better) way to Deploy Java Application to Oracle Appplication Server?
I searched otn.oracle.com but I cant find anything usefull, maybe it is me, please help me :)...
Thanks,
-Andrej

From the JDeveloper technical papaers page:
http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev/collateral/papers/10g/adfjclientbcwebstart.pdf

Steps to deploy java application from scratch.

Hello All,
in our company we have weblogic 10.3.6 with fusion middleware (11.1.2) forms & reports.
I created two managed server FORMS , REPORT to deploy Oracle Forms & Reports.
Now our management wants to deploy java files in weblogic.
Do I have create a managed server in weblogic to deploy java files?
So Could you please provide the steps from a scratch to deploy java application?
Thanks,
Ahmed.

Hello Rosario,
thank you for your response,
As you mentioned in your prior pot that "or create a new Managed Server to Deploy the java application."
We must create a new managed server to deploy java files,
Could you please provide me the steps to create that a new managed server?
I am already searched in internet, I found you have to create a machine then assign that a new server to it, is it ok or there are another steps?
what is the modification we have to set it in "formsweb.cfg & default.env" files?
Regards,
Ahmed.

Deploy Java Application in E Business Suite Apps Server

Hi Gurus,
Is it possible to deploy custom Java application using the bundle E Business Suite Apps Server?
If yes, can you provide me a reference or a step by step guide that will help me do so.
Many thanks

The following metalink notes will helpful for u too
Java Concurrent Program FAQ [ID 827575.1]
How To Create a Java Concurrent Program? [ID 827563.1]
How to register and execute Java Concurrent Program ?in Oracle Applications R11i ? [ID 186301.1]
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Mazhar Hussain

How to use third party package in java application

hi, i am a student , new to java world can any of u tell me how to import third party package in our java application.
i want to know how CLI is done in java.
i am going thru this link http://www.codezoo.com/pub/component/5574
not able to get anything.
please please help me

There are two steps -
1. Import the classes you need from the package(s) using the Java import statement in your classes that need access to them.
2. include the 3rd part code (one or more .jar files and/or root directories holding the code's package tree and .class files) to your javac and java class path and optionaly to the class path found in your .jar's manifest file.

Building and Deploying Java applications in different platform (OS)

Hi all,
We currently have a J2EE based web services application that is built (compiled) and deployed on Windows 2000 Advanced server. But in future, we will be using WIndows 2000 server for development only and HP-UX for production.
So, we are planning on executing the build (compilation) of our application on Windows 2000 server and deploy the same binaries (WAR) on HP-UX also. So, I wanted to know anyone has faced issues in the past by deploying an application on a different platform than the one on which it was compiled. Is it recommended by SUN to compile and build Java applications on the same platform on which the application is deployed.
Note that in my case, the JVM versions between Windows server and HP-UX would be the same. But the JVM for Windows server has been provided by Sun and the JVM for HP-UX has been provided by HP-UX.
Your inputs are greatly appreciated.

Well, it's all Java, right? So what's the problem? Since the JVM for HP-UX isn't made by Sun, so there could be compatibility problems, but I would expect that would be minimal if a problem at all. But you can't know unless you run it.
I don't know about building on the different systems. Java's supposed to be write once, run anywhere.... The byte code should be compatible no matter what. I've never heard of Sun saying "compile it on each platform". If the HP JVM isn't going to like bytecode compiled on Windows or another OS, then something isn't kosher with someone's JVM or compiler.

In HCP Cockpit, is there a way to provide version information for the deployed java applications?

We have a Java Application which is deployed on HCP. When we make fixes and redeploy it again, is there a way that we can provide version information that could be useful to identify which version is currently deployed. Please advice if there is an alternate way to achieve this.

Unfortunately there is no way to do that current stage , you would need to add the tags manually.
Thanks,
Sanjit

Ideas for deploying Java Applications to the Web?

I am developing a java application which will be distributed via cd and the Web. My first idea was to create the application for cd, then modify it with applets to be deployed on the web. Does anyone else have any better suggestions?

link to Java Web Start:
http://java.sun.com/products/javawebstart/index.html
tobias

How to Deploy Java Application?

I'm trying to deploy a Java application. I made a lot of code changes to it and previous developers have worked on it all using JBuilder4 (old! I know). I've
been testing it on my development machine with no problems. Does anyone know how in the world to save my changes and put it on another machine. It currently uses a .bat file that has environment variables setup in it to deploy. I know how to make it point to different directories, problem is when I try to move my code (bin, sources, etc folder) to another machine and run the app only some of my changes are there, but when I run the same program on my computer all of my changes the program works fine. I've tried creating another java project file (.jpx) and rebuild the project with no luck because it doesn't change this problem. I have a C/C# Visual Studio background. Is there any else I have to do like updating the .jar files or something? I'm lost. Please help.
Edited by: pootietang on Feb 21, 2009 2:48 PM

Point conceded, cross-posting in itself is not that serious. What's serious is this:
1) You not telling us.
2) You giving us attitude.
3) You giving us more attitude when we complain about your cross-posting.
4) You still refusing to do what the people who were (read: were, not are) trying to help you asked you to do, which was keep them updated.
5) You acting arrogant.
6) You being arrogant.
7) You telling someone with 36,000 posts to "cut the attitude" like you're his father.
... shall I continue?
The nerve of people these days, I swear...
You honestly think you're entitled to help? Let me reference you to an excellent quote I once encountered:
"The world doesn't owe you anything. It was here first." - Mark Twain

Packaging a Java Application?

Is there a quick and easy way to package a java program up into something (like an EXE file) and run, like a C program? Or does any user have to first compile and then run in the java Compiler?

Compile your code, ending up with a bunch of classes. Put them in a jar file with "Main-class:" defined (I believe; check the docs first).
Then any user who has set up their system to use javaw to execute jars, can just double-click on your jar to run it.
BTW, you don't run code in the compiler. You compile with the compiler. You run with a JVM.

How to deploy Java application securely

hi everybody,
I hope u can help me. Because this is my last resort.
My problem is describing below.
I have created a java application(Stand alone). Now I have to install that into a machine. When I am installing any how i have to copy all .class files to the system. When I am copying, how will I secure those files. Means if a person knows where the class files is copied, he can declompile the class fiels, that will gives the original source code, and he can make changes into that and recopy. This will spoil the application. So how I secure the class files from the external access.
thanks for ur time.

I would have to say that your best bet is to use an obfuscator.
http://directory.google.com/Top/Computers/Programming/Languages/Java/Development_Tools/Obfuscators/
The only other thing you can do, if you can, is to set permissions on the directory, and things like that...

Is it possible to deploy Java application in Oracle 9iAS

We have a stadard 3-tier system implemented in Java with a presentation-tier(servlets, JSP), middle-tier(business logic, transactions) and a data-tier(Java classes that hold all SQL and so on).
NB We're NOT using EJB's!
For the moment we are running Oracle HTTP server with Apache, Jserv, Ojsp and JRE 1.2.2.
We are now interested in using Oracle 9iAS as application server and we have a few questions about it.
1) Is it possible to to run our Java-code inside Oracle 9iAS?
2) If it is possible, should we run the servlets and JSP there too?
Regards Peter

An interesting fact about 9iAS - unless you do some work to change things around, 9iAS = Apache/JServ. So yes you can deploy your app to it. However, OJSP is a technet product so don't expect any tech support. And Oracle won't let you upgrade JServ to Tomcat, so don't expect Servlet 2.2. And if you want to use Orace Servlet Engine to get Servlet 2.2, you might run into some deployment and performance issues. Read my posting in the 9i Application Server forum.
If, however, you try and meet with more success than I have so far, I will be happy to learn from your experience <grin>.
John H.

How to Deploy Java Applications

I have developed an FTP application. The client program is designed as a desktop application using swing. The problem here is to deploy my client program. It should work on the machines dont having jdk.

Have a look at:
http://nsis.sourceforge.net/
Its a nice install script program. You can read registry variables and thus determine the JVM version. There are examples when you download it of how to determine the JVM version.
I automaticaly detect the version, if installed. I install a new JVM if there is not one installed or its not the correct version.
Web Start will not do it for you, as clients will not have it if they don't have the appropriate JVM installed. However if you do have a web site, then you can automaticaly prompt the user to download the Java JVM if its not installed. And then you could use Web speed.
James.

Deploying Java Applications

I am new to JDeveloper and am trying to execute my application. I have deployed my project.I am not using any database , but building a simple GUI. The question I have, how do I execute my project. I have tried to use my windows navigator and selecting my Profile.prf file. What I get is a security window which states it is installing PIC Rules FIles and then nothing happens.
This should be simple, but I am unclear as to the exact sequence. I am hosting on Windows 2000.

It is not exactly clear what type of application you built (A swing based gui?)
I guess the easiest way would be for you to press the run button in JDeveloper and look at the log window for the command line that JDeveloper uses to run your code.
You can then copy this command and use it from your command line window.

Deploying web dynpro java application successfully but not working

Hi all,
I have a web dynpro java application. When I deployed in my local portal (7.10 SP6) it is working fine. But when I deployed in another portal (7.10 SP2) it is not working totally. In system default trace I saw below exception:
Failed to create deployable object 'sap.com/a1sbicbc~unv' since it is not a Web Dynpro object.
It seems that the web dynpro application was not deployed anymore, but in deployment UI I can see the package was deployed without any errors.
In this situation, is there any other portal/java engine configuration which may prevent the web dynpro application being deployed? For example deployment or security policy, etc?
Looking forward for replies.
B.R.

Hi,
Try to undeploy the application from the server
Then deploy it
Regards
Ayyapparaj

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