A Java EXE maker that helps integrate Java applications into the Windows operating environment. [Shareware]

Creates a Win32 executable file from an executable jar file. [Commercial]

Creates a small (6k) dos executable to load the jre (if it is installed) and then pass it the name of your class file. (Not needed with JDK 1.2 and above, which have executable jar files).

Makes it possible to install a Java Application as a Windows NT Service or a UN*X daemon. [Open Source]

Launch Java application starting from an .exe as if it were about a Windows application, or a system service.

An EXE wrapper for JAR files.

Create native 32-bit Windows executables for launch Java applications. [Shareware]

Java exe application launcher. [Freeware]

a Java Executable Wrapper creation system that generates Win32 executable files (.exe) [Open Source, GPL]

a Win32-EXE wrapper to start JAVA Applications running on Windows 2000 or Windows XP. [Open Source, GPL]

Designed for installing, removing and running Java 2 applications as NT services. [Commercial]

Wrapper designed for Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 which enables to run Java applications as usual NT services. [Commercial]

Cross-platform Java application wrapper for creating windows native executables. [Open source, GPL/LGPL]

Generates native EXE for Java applications in a simple point-and-click interface.

A small simple open-source tool that allows to start Java applications on the Windows platform using a single clickable .exe. [Open Source]

Creates an Exe to start a embedded Jar with an icon and allows JRE-selection. [Open Source, GPL]