Work without installing JRE

Is there a way to get the ActiveXBridge to work with out installing the plug in? I would like to just include the JRE in my program that I am installing and point the path of the JRE to that location.
If I install my program on a clients machine I dont want to have to install the plugin or require them to, but instead just include the JRE in my program and have that JRE used when the bean is executed.
Is this possible? Is the JRE location hardcoded in the beans.ocx?
Thanks

You can use installer for yuor java application: INSTALLANYWHERE (on www.zerog.com).
It install java with your application but no registering it in registry.
Also it works on many platforms.

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Is there any way to make JMF work without installing it... something like including a JAR in my project?Depends on what functionality you're using... there's a cross-platform pack of JMF that just requires you to package the JMF.jar file with your program, but that doesn't have the full functionality of the system.
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I don't mean to compile my java program into native code (if ever possible).
I'd like to be able to launch a "live" version of JVM which will then run my java application.
I think java IDEs like netbeans, work like that. They can launch without a JRE installed on the system since they rely on their own internal one to run.
I guess they start running in a native way and then activate their internal VM which will manage the real application.
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Can you, somehow, launch a java application (provided
in a jar file) without having the client to install
the JRE?
I don't mean to compile my java program into
native code (if ever possible).
I'd like to be able to launch a "live" version of JVM
which will then run my java application.To execute a .class file there has to be a JVM present. If you independently set and/or manage the execution path and the classpath the only "installation" required is that the JVM be present. The JVM that's internal to the SDK/JDK and totally contained within the JAVA_HOME\jre directory is like this - there are no external references made to it. For instance, if you use a command like this:
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_01\bin\java.exe -classpath <whatever> <yourclass>
Then the only requirement is that a JRE has a java.exe at that location.
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They can launch without a JRE installed on the system
since they rely on their own internal one to run.
I guess they start running in a native way and then
activate their internal VM which will manage the real
application.
Am I correct? Can you do that.
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