Directory of Deployment Resources

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Tools for use in deploying/releasing software, such as jar creators.

Subcategories

• Executable Wrappers
• Java Web Start and JNLP

Resources in This Category

• AutoRad

  http://www.gjt.org/info/design/autorad.shtml
  Automated Release and Distribution system for Java. [Open Source, GPL]

• ClassPacker

  http://xoomer.virgilio.it/csadun/software/cpacker/
  A software tool to automatically build minimum JARs for running a given class. Site includes documentation and download option. Last version: 2001. [Open Source, GPL]

• Duckware: Java Tools

  http://www.duckware.com/products/javatools.html
  Includes Java2exe to package all program resources into single executable and MakeInstall to support install/uninstall. Also includes obfuscator. [Shareware]

• FastJar

  http://sourceforge.net/projects/fastjar/
  A 'jar' utility with additional features, written in C. Site includes documentation and download option. Last version: 2007. [Open Source, GPL]

• Jarpend Project

  http://jarpend.sourceforge.net/
  Provide tools related to dependency checking for Java JAR files. Last version: 2003. [Open Source, BSD-style]

• JExpress

  http://www.denova.com/
  Creates Java installations. Install from the web. Customize with Java. Ship the exact classes need and check updates. By DeNova, Inc. [Commercial]

• Seppia

  http://sourceforge.net/projects/seppia/
  Simple framework to build and deploy Java applications. It gains from the synergy of Java and Javascript and a minimum set of clear rules to organize their interaction. Last version: 2005. [LGPL v2]

• WinRun4J

  http://winrun4j.sourceforge.net/
  Presents a configurable Launcher for Windows as an alternative to javaw with download and documentation. [Open Source, CPL]

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