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JRUN is a REXX script that make it easy to run .jar Java files on your OS/2-ArcaOS machine.
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|Author=[[Jan-Erik Lärka]]
|License=Freeware / Includes source code
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JRUN is a REXX script utility that make it easy to run .jar Java files on your OS/2-ArcaOS machine.


JRUN will find your hard disk the java version that you have installed and will copy itself to that directory. It will create a desktop shadow (shortcut) with you java runtime version and will also create shadows of the .jar files it can find.  
JRUN will find your hard disk the java version that you have installed and will copy itself to that directory. It will create a desktop shadow (shortcut) with you java runtime version and will also create shadows of the .jar files it can find.  
[[Image:JRun_ProgramIcons.png]]


JAR files will be also associated so it can be run with JRUN for a shadow to be create in the desktop.  
JAR files will be also associated so it can be run with JRUN for a shadow to be create in the desktop.  
[[Image:JRUN_OpenasOpenJDKJavaManifest.png]]
[[Image:JRUN_OpenasOpenJDKJavaManifest.png]]
[[Category:System Utilities]]
[[Category:Open Source Software]]

Latest revision as of 16:00, 21 January 2024

JRUN
Version 0.0
Vendor
Author Jan-Erik Lärka
License Freeware / Includes source code
Download [1]
Website

JRUN is a REXX script utility that make it easy to run .jar Java files on your OS/2-ArcaOS machine.

JRUN will find your hard disk the java version that you have installed and will copy itself to that directory. It will create a desktop shadow (shortcut) with you java runtime version and will also create shadows of the .jar files it can find.

JAR files will be also associated so it can be run with JRUN for a shadow to be create in the desktop.