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This page contains an archived post to the Java Answers Forum made prior to February 25, 2002. If you wish to participate in discussions, please visit the new Artima Forums.
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Friends, I've got a Java program that uses Vector methods 'removeAll' and 'addAll'. It compiles and runs fine when I use Sun's JDK. But when I try to use MicroSoft's SDK, it is not able to compile these methods. Click here to see the version of MicroSoft's SDK which I'm using. (Is there any other free Microsoft SDK ?) I can live with Sun's JDK of course ... but the problem is I'll like to distribute the code I've written and the intended users will not really like to install Sun's JDK just to run my program, so I'll like to distribute a .EXE file. Which is why I was trying to use MicroSoft's SDK, which can generate .EXE file from the Java programs. Are there any other (free or paid) alternatives to generating .EXE file from a Java program for distribution other than MicroSoft's SDK ? Regards, Replies: |
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