What is JEXE?

JEXE

JEXE is a handy tool that works with a run.jexe file. This file has six important commands, and you need to create it and keep it in the same folder as JEXE.

Understanding the MOD Command

MOD: visible|hidden
This command tells your Java application how to run. If you want the command prompt to pop up when your app runs, just type "visible". If not, use "hidden". Remember, this command is a must!

Setting the Main Class with CLS

CLS:
Here’s where you set the main class for your Java app. This is essential for JEXE to know which part of your program to start with.

Adding JVM Arguments with AVM

AVM:
In this section, you can add any JVM arguments that your application might need. It helps customize how Java runs your program.

Specifying App Arguments with AAP

AAP:
This is where you specify any arguments needed by your Java app's main class. It's like giving instructions on what to do when it starts!

Defining Library Paths with LIB

LIB:
Here’s where you provide the path for any jar files required by your application. Keeping these organized helps everything work smoothly.

Classpath Requirements with CLP

CLP:
Lastly, this command sets up the classpath for all classes needed by your application. It’s crucial for making sure everything finds what it needs to run.

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