MIdlet

[manish88]

Is this possible to convert .jar file into .exe ?

[grahamhughes]

To run on what platform?

Graham.

[mikemoore]

Is this possible to convert .jar file into .exe ?

And why would you want to?

[manish88]

i want to run application at boot up in c++ but c++ support only .exe file and my application is in J2ME....

[raj_J2ME]

Is this possible to convert .jar file into .exe ?

Hi,
Do not understand your requirement..where you would like to install the same after converting...
It is better that before you post,search on Google at least once...
however these links can help..
http://www.regexlab.com/en/jar2exe/
http://www.excelsior-usa.com/articles/java-to-exe.html

[manish88]

m having this code


#include <startupitem.rh>

RESOURCE STARTUP_ITEM_INFO startexe
{
executable_name = "c:\\sys\\bin\\StartEXE.exe";
recovery = EStartupItemExPolicyNone;
}


Where StartEXE.exe is an .exe file where i want to launch my own application which is in j2me so i want to convert it into .exe

[petrib]

You can't, really.

There is no way you can convert a J2ME MIDlet to a native .exe for Symbian, unless you rewrite it in C++.

There are no Java to C++ cross-compilers that'll help, and there're no tools that'll take compiled Java bytecode and converts it to native Symbian/ARM binaries, either.

However, it might be possible to write a Symbian program that starts/launches a MIDlet (probably not doable with published APIs, though, and possibly not without AllFiles capability, either). Native C++ code can do it, as evident by the phone menu being able to launch MIDlets.