Package & deployment wizard for java

how to make a java application program as a package.
like visual studio there is a package and deployment, for java , which tool is used to make a package..
please clarify my doubt, i will very grate ful to u.
yours truely,
kareem

Ah, the good old microsoft philosophy of providing a Wizard to tie your shoelaces.
Your Java IDE almost certainly provides something similar. Failing that, you could read the tooldocs to see how to JAR an application up.

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