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How to issue a java program?

 
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Now I have make an easy java programe ,But I don't know how to issue it .
I want someone to give me some advice.
Thanks for your advice;
 
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Welcome to JavaRanch.

What do you mean by "issue it"?
 
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I means that "pubicize it".
 
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If you want to distribute it you can just put it on a web server somewhere, possibly as a Java Web Start application. If you mean to sell it, then there are various options; maybe something like Kagi fits the bill.
 
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Two kinds of distributions exists


1. If its a web application,
you have to deploy it to a web server that supports, in that case your software can either consists of a folder hierarchy containing classes and properties
files and xmls or a single war file


2. If its a desktop application,
you have to deploy it either by providing your client with class files or distribute the jar files. for systems with java installed, the jar files are usually like
executables eg for windows you can double click a jar file to execute. If not you have to create the associations.

try it and tell us if you still face problems or you have not understood any of the above statements
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