Run java without the terminal

I am working on an application(a gui of course), and I would like to be able to run it without a terminal in the background? Is this even possible? I know about executable jar files, but a majority of the time, the OS won't know what to do with it.
For the time being, I made a very simple C program which calls the java command, but it opens a termial anyways.
Please advise (ooohhh, what a fancy way to ask for help. Advise makes it sound cool XD)

And either way, this still opens a terminal :(Not on any of the systems where I've used it.
It sounds like you and/or some crap applications you've installed have messed up your environment.
Can't you remap whatever KDE uses to handle various filetypes?

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