My OS is Linux, and I would like to run jar files from the terminal without the java support (java -jar file.jar).
My ask is if it is possible to do it using Launch4j (that is, to get an linux-executable file using Launch4j).
If this possibilty is alloved I would like to have same hints about how to do it.
You can simply create a bash script which contains java -jar file.jar and set its permission executable.
java -jar file.jar
Linux version of launch4j creates a Windows-compatible executable: PE32 executable (GUI) Intel 80386 (stripped to external PDB), for MS Windows.
Is there any way to create an executable with launch4j that will run on Linux?
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My OS is Linux, and I would like to run jar files from the terminal without the java support (java -jar file.jar).
My ask is if it is possible to do it using Launch4j (that is, to get an linux-executable file using Launch4j).
If this possibilty is alloved I would like to have same hints about how to do it.
You can simply create a bash script which contains
java -jar file.jarand set its permission executable.Linux version of launch4j creates a Windows-compatible executable:
PE32 executable (GUI) Intel 80386 (stripped to external PDB), for MS Windows.
Is there any way to create an executable with launch4j that will run on Linux?