Windows XP: Grouping on taskbar

Hi All,
Problem description:
Overkite-UI application is developed in Java swing environment (JRE 1.4.2)
When one opens several (perhaps many) UI windows, Windows XP will group those windows into a group on the taskbar. Once grouped together, the Overkite group is called 'javaw'. This should be changed to 'Overkite' (name of the application).
This occurs when you are using Windows XP and the users had selected to Group similar taskbar buttons.
Our findings:
Whenever User opens Overkite UI application, Windows XP (OS) adds an entry in registry in the path
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\ShellNoRoam\MUICache"
Named
"Drive name :\Program Files\Overkite\_jvm\bin\java.exe" with value =java". This value is responsible for group creation (java). If we change this value to 'Overkite' would result in the group name as 'Overkite'.
This registry entry is not static; OS removes this entry (Don't know the logic behind this) automatically (not during execution of the application, but when the application is not active or closed).
We tried:
1.If we make changes in installation of Overkite application and adds a entry in registry for group named Overkite, it works fine if user do not install any new java based application.
--If user install any new java based application after adding the entry in window registry, at the time of installation of new java application it removes added entry from Windows registry and next time when user runs the Overkite application Windows XP will add a entry in registry with value='java', and Overkite application window group will appear with name=java on taskbar.
2.On the net we found one solution that includes dll and jar file. The jar file calls the dll to perform the required operation.
--Client has refused to use any non-Java code in the application.
3.At the start of Overkite-UI application we tried to invoke a small VB exe, which calls the Window API to update the registry entry.
--Due to security reason, we are avoiding this solution.
Challenge:
1. The solution should not use any non-Java code (.dll).
2. Is there a way to address the problem by looking into what the Overkite.exe binary is doing? That is, what is happening when Overkite.exe is run?
3. Is there a way to trick the OS into writing a value other than java to the registry by modifying the implementation of Overkite.exe?
Can anybody help me out? I will be thankful to you.
wishes
saharey

Hi,
this is simple. The name in the taskbar is the name of the .exe. If you have an exe wrapper called overkite.exe and it still displays java in the taskbar, overkite.exe is obviously just calling java.exe.
Solution: copy java.exe and rename it to overkite.exe. And then let you original overkite.exe call the renamed java.exe (to overkite.exe). This is what I am doing.
Cheers,
Ingo

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