Run a program without command line

Hello,
I was wondering if there was a way to run a java program without compiling the code and giving the 'java' command at the command prompt.
For example, I want to put my program on a cd with all the necessary components for it to run on any windows system, regardless of whether there is any java technology already on the machine.
Thanks

Batchfile, look it up on google, its pretty self explanatory. um, I'll try to explain the basics......
Ok, to create your own batch file, open notepad and then save the file with .bat instead of .txt
A batch File is a series of system commands, so, for example, if you wanted your batch to run a file located at c:\temp, the first line of your batch file should just have word.exe c:\temp\filenamehere.doc, for example, this is a line from a batchfile I made:
excel.exe g:\tmp\Andy_Test.xls
a batch file can contain many commands and they will all execute sequentially.
if you want to open your program from a cd, I would think, although I have never done it, that you should
make a batch file that reads something like:
"D:\foldername\filename"
or i guess you could simply do it on c drive like this if your java program was poop.java
"c:\myfolder\myfolder2\myfolder3\java poop"
you couild even compile it before you run it
"c:\myfolder\myfolder2\myfolder3\javac poop.java"
"c:\myfolder\myfolder2\myfolder3\java poop"
also, if your java app is a GUI, I would run it like this:
"c:\myfolder\myfolder2\myfolder3\javaw poop"
Go here to learn more about batch programming, I actually don't know that much about it.
http://www.computerhope.com/batch.htm

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