Command Line mode is supported

Usage of J2EWIZ

You can type "j2ewiz /?" to get the tips of command line usage:

C:\>j2ewiz /?
Usage:
  J2EWIZ [jarfile|classes directory] - jar filename or classes directory
         /? /h /help                 - display usage information
         /o <exefile>                - exe filename to create
         /m <main.class.name>        - startup class with main() method
         /type <console>             - application type: console
               <windows>                                 windows gui
               <service>                                 service
         /minjre <1.2|1.3 etc>       - minimum jre version required
         /maxjre <1.2|1.3 etc>       - maximum jre version required
         /platform <windows|linux>   - target platform
         /splash <picfile>           - splash picture for windows gui type
         /closeonwindow              - close splash when first window opens
         /splashtitle <title>        - specify splash title string
         /filter <wildcard>          - pattern to filter out files
         /service <name>             - service name
         /serviceshow <show name>    - service show name
         /servicedesc <service desc> - service description
         /servicedep <depended>      - other service names depended
         /hide                       - hide files
         /encrypt                    - encrypt and hide files
         /eventlog                   - system event log support
         /systray                    - system tray icon support
         /embed <jarfile>            - embed jar files depended
         /icon <iconfile>            - icon file
         /amd64                      - create 64-bit executive
         /checksum                   - enable exe self checksum
         /pv <x.x.x.x>               - product version
         /fv <x.x.x.x>               - file version
         /ve name=description        - file version description
         /config <config line>       - add a configuration line inside
         /message n=msg              - define custom error message
         /authorize                  - authorize to run as product
         /xpmanifest                 - add xp manifest

[jarfile|classes directory]

A jar file path or a directory path. If this is a directory, the directory is regarded as a classes directory. All content in it will be add to exe file except those files match the "/filter" wildcard.

/? /h /help

To display the usage tip message.

/o <exefile>

The target exe file name to be created. If this value not specified, the default value is determined from the "jar file name" by changing the extension name.

/m <main.class.name>

The entrance of your program, the main class which has "public static void main(String [] argv)" defined.

/type <console|windows|service>

Application type to generate. Default value: console.  See 3 Types of Applications for details of application type.

/minjre <1.2|1.3 etc>
/maxjre <1.2|1.3 etc>

Set the minimum and maximum java.version required respectively. Generated exe will check java.version before it runs. Default value: 1.2.   After generated, this value can be overwritten by Configuration file, see minjie page.

/platform <windows|linux>

To create exe file for Windows or Linux.

/splash <picfile>

Set the splash image for Windows GUI type on Windows.

If the "/type" is not "windows" or "/platform" is not "windows", this parameter will be ignored.

/filter <wildcard>

If it is to generate exe from a classes directory, not a jar file, this filter is to remove unused files.

/service <name>
/serviceshow <show name>
/servicedesc <service desc>
/servicedep <depended>

These 4 parameters are to set service information. They are ignored if "/platform" is Linux.

/hide
/encrypt

To set the class protection option.  See Class Protection page for more details about protection.

/eventlog

To enable Event Log function of generated exe. This value is ignored if "/platform" is Linux.  See Event Log page for more details about Event Log.

/systray

To enable System Tray function of generated exe. This value is ignored if "/platform" is Linux.  See System Tray page for more details about System Tray.

/embed <jarfile>

Add a depended jar library into exe file. This parameter "/embed" can be used more times, each time to add one jar file.

/icon <iconfile>

Add a icon file to exe file. This parameter "/icon" can be used more times. The first icon is to be the program icon. This value is ignored if "/platform" is Linux.

/amd64

To create a 64 bits of generated exe. If the Jar2Exe is 32 bits edition, this parameter is ignored.

/checksum

To enable generated exe self checksum. The default value is enabled, so you need to use "/checksum:false" to disable checksum explicitly.

/pv <x.x.x.x>

Set the product version. This value is ignored if "/platform" is Linux.

/fv <x.x.x.x>

Set the file version. This value is ignored if "/platform" is Linux.

/ve name=description

To set the version description. This parameter can be used more times, each time is to set a name=value pair. This value is ignored if "/platform" is Linux.

/config <config line>

To add a configuration line inside in the exe file.  See Configuration page for details.

/message n=msg

To define a customized error message.

/authorize

Authorize the exe file to run as a product. The default value is true if Jar2Exe is activated. This parameter cannot be enabled if Jar2Exe is not activated.

/xpmanifest

Add XP manifest to resources of exe file, this will affect the style of Windows controls.