Optional, defaults to false in GUI header, always true in console header. So at least one copy of this file will always be present.

These files areĭeleted by any launch4j wrapped application, which sets Creates a temporaryįile in launch4j-tmp directory inside the used JRE. Set the process name as the executable filename. will change it to the parent directory, and so on. will change the current dir to the same directoryĪs the executable. If you omit this property or leave it blank it will have no effect. Change current directory to an arbitrary path relative to the executable. Optional, constant command line arguments. The console header prefixes error messages with this This usually should contain the name of yourĪpplication. Optional, sets the title of the error message box that's displayed if Java cannotīe found for instance. The exe acts then as a launcher and starts the application specified in Launch4j by default wraps jars in nativeĮxecutables, you can prevent this by setting to true. ForĮxample, if the executable launcher and the application jar namedĬalc.exe and calc.jar are in the same directory It's the runtime path of the jar relative to the executable. This element is the executable jar to wrap. Otherwise it terminates immediately or after closingĪlways waits and returns application's exit code. Wrapper waits only if stayAlive is set to true, Type of the header used to wrap the application. May be absolute paths or relative to the configuration file path. Alternatively it's possible to passĪll of the configuration parameters through the Ant task. You can create and edit it conveniently using the graphic user Launch4j requires an xml configuration file for each output executable.

To wrap a jar in console mode use launch4jc.exe and Run launch4j.exe or launch4j script without command

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