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The biggest feature of Java file jar is cross-platform, but the more troublesome thing is that we need to install the Java environment. It's very simple for professionals, but it's relatively bloated for other users. Today, let’s talk about how to save jar files as exe files.
Software used
eclipseexe4j
Generate jar file
Run eclipse to open our project.
Select the project-export-jar file
As shown in the figure, remove the √ in front of lib and setting (config) and the √ in front of classpath project and set the saved name.
Click next step to set the main class and click to finish!
Generate jar to exe
Run exe4j to select jar in exe mode
Create a new folder, preferably the same name as the project. Copy the lib and settings under the project and the jar file we generated to this directory.
Set the generated name and the location of the file just created
Click Next, set the name, icon, click Advanced Settings, set compatible with 32 and 64-bit systems
Add our runnable jar file, the library file that has been used in the project lib
Setting version
Then go all the way down!