i want to run my java program as autorun as plug in the usb but i cant figure out hopw to. i am come out with a method below it is
[autorun]
open=fun.java // my program name
action=Run fun Program
icon=fun.exe
label=extemer
i made this file in notepad and saved it with autorun.inf in the usb device and after that when i plug in usb again it didnt work
Jump to Post>open=fun.java // my program name
You cannot run ".java" files. You can run classes or jars.
Jump to Postpeter_budo i did it before but the part i am trying to do is it to autorun on a usb drive
You are ignorant fool. Close the other thread! Forum rules clear states
Do not post the same question multiple times
. Your present question is just plain continuation of …
Jump to PostCalm done.
If you can read my post you will see that the problem is the command: java-jar is not found. There needs to be a space between java and -jar.
Your posted contents of the autorun file did NOT have a space there!!!
Jump to Posthow can i fix this problem
Remove the space: java -jar .....
Jump to PostSorry, I don't understand if you are answering the OP's question or asking a new question.
What about first closing the other thread where you got original idea? Closing thread is minimum you can do acknowledge that somebody did helped you and get some credit for it....
>open=fun.java // my program name
You cannot run ".java" files. You can run classes or jars.
peter_budo i did it before but the part i am trying to do is it to autorun on a usb drive
i just made a jar file. then did it like this below and save it in the usb but its not working.i saved that jar file in the usb also but still not showing anything
[autorun]
open=java-jar jarf.jar
action=Run jarf Program
icon=jarf.jar
label=extemer
Is the problem with the command you are trying to execute or with the OS reading the autorun file and properly trying to execute some command.
For example what happens if you use open=Notepad.exe?
it will autorun notepad in the autoplay option
How did you test this command line: java-jar jarf.jar
that you want to use.
The missing space gives a problem:
D:\JavaDevelopment\Testing>java-jar jarf.jar
'java-jar' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.D:\JavaDevelopment\Testing>
i got this way on google and jarf.java is mine file
Did you see my last post?
How did you test this command line: java-jar jarf.jar
peter_budo i did it before but the part i am trying to do is it to autorun on a usb drive
You are ignorant fool. Close the other thread! Forum rules clear states
Do not post the same question multiple times
. Your present question is just plain continuation of your other thread with which you should have been continuing....
i need to be guide so please juz ans
Why didn't you answer my question?
How did you test this command line: java-jar jarf.jar
I guess you need glasses. Here is the results I get when I entered that command:
D:\JavaDevelopment\Testing>java-jar jarf.jar
'java-jar' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.D:\JavaDevelopment\Testing>
Man i think you dont have any info anout it how the hell can you run a file which you wont have jarf.jar is mine file name and you giving the same name.
Calm done.
If you can read my post you will see that the problem is the command: java-jar is not found. There needs to be a space between java and -jar.
Your posted contents of the autorun file did NOT have a space there!!!
Man i think you dont have any info anout it how the hell can you run a file which you wont have jarf.jar is mine file name and you giving the same name.
You are not trying out what people are suggesting or asking you to try and provide them with results. You are absolutely ignorant and expect that answer would be given to you on big golden plate with even bigger red ribbon wrapped around it, making it a beautiful present. Stop insulting people and provide them with answers to what their asking, plus provide relevant info you are asked for.
peter you just keep out.the way you talk to me saying "ignorant fool" in your last reply you just shut up.you dont even know the rule yourself just apply on yourself
NormR1 sorry i was little harsh...ok coming to your question i write this code in notepad and though i copy the file in usb but no result in the autoplay option.HAVE you done autorun in usb before.I autorun my this program on the windows startup but didnt getting the point how to do it on usb just stuck little in it.
Quick search would brought you following entry that points out few issues with launching Java app from USB stick.
PS: Lots of change in your attitude since my last post. Good sign, commenting on rules pointless... If you unhappy about my approach you can always complain in DaniWeb Community Feedback Forum or report my post. Nevertheless be aware of false reports you may make.
Still no reply for my question about the command: java-jar
as shown in extemer's post: open=java-jar ...
There is NO command: java-jar on my system. Is there one on yours?
no mine is not showing that error
Then you are not typing the same thing between console and forum posts since as NormR1 already stated you will get error and java command is used as
Usage: java [-options] class [args...]
(to execute a class)
or java [-options] -jar jarfile [args...]
(to execute a jar file)
meaning java -jar NAME_OF_JAR_FILE
mine is not showing that error
extemer could you open a command prompt window and enter this command and copy and paste here what you get when you enter the command: java-jar
Notice there are no spaces in the 8 characters in the command.
'java-jar' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file. normR1 i am getting this error
but when i wrote jarf.jar.Then file excutes perfectly in command prompt
What command was in the autorun file? Was it open=java-jar?
yes it was java-jar filename.jar
So that would never work, unless you have a command: java-jar on your system.
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