Putting my java application on cd

Hi,
im quite new to this. Me and my group have developed a software using java, and I want to be able to put my application on the cd so that if i were to give to some one, he would take the cd, and install the program on his computer like any other software. Is this achievable and if so, what kind of program should I use and do i need anything else eg compressing the files on the cd or so?
From what I understand I need to use an Autorun program to do this, however we need an execution file, how would be able to make my java application packed up and put it as an execution file so that the autorun program could use that execution file to install the program ?? any ideas
I have no idea neither does my group, so any advice would be greatly appreciated.
thX
Edited by: coolioi on Jan 25, 2008 1:38 AM

You have to package it using for instance InstallAnywhere / Wize Package Studio or InstallShield. Hope this helps.

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