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are in wind mess project we send our phototo another person
ashish jain
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Try this in a .bat file:
start javaw blah
-Valkyrie-MT
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There is a tool called J2Exe. You can even change bat file with exe file with its own icon, use tray or create java service. Something more you can hide/show console runtime. 
http://j2exe.tripod.com :->
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name says it all and contact me if u know where to get it at
AIM:Overland88
E-mail:killingurbody77@yahoo.com
REPLAY 
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If you only want "javaw.exe" email me: sadr-ba@mail.com .
I can send it for u. but you can not execute your programs with only javaw.exe . you need more...
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I am trying to run the program Limewire and I keep getting the error saying that the javaw.exe file cannot be found.
I am running Windows 98. I took Limewire off of my computer and when I try taking the existing Java program off by using the ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS function, I get the message back saying that the program cannot be removed.
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To hide the console of a java program you just need to run the javaw.exe loader rather than java.exe. So use:
javaw com.mycompany.MyProgram
instead of:
java com.mycompany.MyProgram
As simple as that 
Chris Pilsworth
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how to create a command console in java
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I have experienced the error when run certain applications on Windows NT 4.0 SP5, it would be nice to know if similar error occurs on different platform(s). The errors message sounds:"... application attempted to write to memory address 0x000000ab..."
However when the same application is run with java.exe it works just fine
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hi .
i am facing the problem while launching the java application using javaw.exe
The problem is after double clicking on the desktop shortcut icon of application the aaplication gets launch but console window (DOS window ) is shown for 1-2 seconds . Can u please tell me why this would be happening ??
please write me at callme_sanjay@yahoo.com ..
thanx
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JAVAW is the Microsoft version of the Java Virtual Machine. This only support compiled code using the Java compiler V1.1 or lower. If you want to use 1.2 or 1.3 functions then you have to use SUN's implementation.
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Your statement is definitely wrong!
JAVAW is included with the JDK from SUN and is of course available for JDK1.2/3
JVIEW.EXE is Microsoft's equivalent for JAVA.EXE
WJVIEW.EXE for JAVAW.EX
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Iam most definitely wrong.
Disregard my last post. Thanks for pointing it out
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Hey i am using javaw.exe still getting the
Consol for a 1-2 seconds ..
What could be the problem ??
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If u are calling a Dos application ( i mean a batch file) definetly the console window will popup, better create a shortcut with command line as javaw application and then the working directory as the directory of the application.
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And if you put it all in a jar file - you can simply double click on it to start the app (as long as "*.jar" files are started with javaw, as default)... this will of cource only affect applications not applets...
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To prevent the dos window from appearing, you need to specify the javaw command in a shortcut instead of a batch-file.
-Kristian
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Or you could use a batch. For Win2K, just prefix the first line of the batch with 'start /b'. That'll clobber the dos box. 
Win9x is similar, but I don't have it handy so I can't tell you what it is.
Bye,
jeff
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Could you be specific? i mean, how do you exactly create a shortcut with the javaw command working on a java file?
D
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For instance, right click on your desktop.
Select new, then shortcut.
The 'Create shortcut' window appears.
In the textfield 'Command line:' enter
javaw.exe -cp c:\java\apps\test\test.jar test.TestApplication
Press next. Enter a name. Press finish and you're done!
good luck
-Kristian
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But how do you pass arguments then? I'd like to do
something like this:
javaw.exe -cp c:\java\apps\test\test.jar test.TestApplication testParam1 testParam2
But it seems like those parameters don't get through:
Running it with a shortcut to javaw leads to nothing,
running it with a shortcut to java instead brings up
the usage message for a second (saying "I need two
parameters", although I've put them in the short-
cut's command line).
Any help greatly appreciated,
Thomas
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you have to include %1 %2 ... %x (up to %9 i think) in the shortcut to pass along parameters in windows; your shortcut would then say something like:
javaw.exe -cp c:\java\apps\test\test.jar test.TestApplication %1 %2
assuming that you name your shortcut "shortCut", you then call it as:
shortCut testParam1 testParam2
note that if your parameters contain whitespaces, you'll need to double-quote them
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A very very nice article.
I like your solution.
I like both ways but of course if I have to choose
I probably would go with javaw.
I'll give you a 5-rating though!
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