.Jad and .Jar to .prc??
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But why? Java should run on the palm pilot. Maybe have to change some of the screen size info, etc. But I thought Palms run Java.
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Is this on an MS Windows system? If it is, then it should be as simple as going here:\n\nhttp://java.com/en/download/index.jsp\n\n...and downloading and installing the latest Java Runtime Environment.
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use SET ClassPath command or add it to Environment Variable Path\n\nWat to add?\nU Know it?\nThen Proceed?\nElse\ni am der to help u\nAdd Activities class to Class Path.\nIf aCtivities is presnt in a JAR file, add that JAR file my bow!!!!!1
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go to java.sun.com\nlook on the left side look for downloads\nclick it then on the first combo box u select the version u would like its under the :\n'Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE)'\n\nthen u click 'go'\n\nthen select 'Download JDK 5.0 Update 6'\nunder 'JDK 5.0 Update 6'\nlook carefully for the version and package\n\nthen accept the terms and condition\nand choose the OS version u are using for ur case here its the first one which is the Window version then select either the online-installation or the offline-installation\n\ni suggest u go for offline
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May be ur stored the file in a different package name , in that case u need to execute the java command as\n\n                      java pkgname.filename\n\n\n  or if it is in a different folder thn change the current directory to that folder and execute from there
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http://www.getjar.com
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There are lots of options.\nHere's just one\nhttp://www.nonags.com/nonags/fileren.html\n///
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install java by going to http://www.sun.com/java
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Sun has a page where you can get any past version of the JRE.  See the link below.
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just keep the most recent one.\nthat will do,\n\nall java versions are backward comptible
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Remember a JAR is technically a Executable File!\n\nYou MUST have java to run java files. But when you want to create a exe file, then your STRICTING it to be on windows specific operating systems.\n\nBut if you still want to rename the JAR to be EXE you could use\nEJ.Technologies.Install4j.Enterprise.Edition That program is really straight forward. IT allows you to place icons as well.
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you cant. however you can convert them to .jar files that you can run by double clicking if you have Java runtimes installed on your computer\n\nheres how:\nhttp://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/deployment/jar/\n\nor here:\nhttp://java.ittoolbox.com/documents/tutorials/jar-tutorial-628
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http://java.com and go to the desktop section to download the PC version
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You may need Java.  Download a Java update.
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http://www.sharewareconnection.com/software.php?list=3+Gp+Convert
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Sanjay is right.  Get the jad decompiler here: http://www.kpdus.com/jad.html. There's a few other java decompiler tools out there -- it's not impossible.  I use them all the time. Good luck!
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Easy.  Just include "jdk<version>&#92;bin" in your PATH environment variable.  You have to know the path to your jdk directory (where you installed java).  Then there are two ways to include your it in your path.\n\n1. Option 1: put it in your path every time you open a new command window.  (Note: Yahoo Answers won't let me put a slash character in here -- can't escape it also. So I'll put  an under_score character below to include back-slash.)\n\nset PATH=C:_jdk<version>_bin;%PATH%\n\n2. Or include it in your computer's env variable.  (In windows 2000, you can right-click My Computer --> Properties --> Advanced --> Environment Variables --> Then edit your "PATH" variable [or create one if it doesn't exist]).  Good luck!