Running jar files in XP system Ask for advice!!!

Hello, Vista and above versions of the program have added the function of running as administrator. The reason is: for the sake of system security, many programs are not allowed to run with an administrator account, but this leads to many programs that cannot be run because they cannot obtain relevant permissions, so there is a so-called "compatibility problem".

Is your jar unexecutable or what?The jar file does not require an administrator to run. If it doesn't work, the most likely reason is that the environment variables are not configured properly. Or a problem with the program itself.

1.If all. jar files are not running. It should be that the computer environment variables are not well configured.

2.If this. The jar file can be run on other people's computers, but not on your computer. Generally, the computer environment variables are not well configured.

3.If that. If the jar is sent to someone else and he can't run it, it is likely that the program itself is a problem.

You can check if the program works on other computers.

Here's how to do it when you need to right-click when a program needs to run as an administrator and there are no options:

Specific method: computer ==== right-click ***** manage ***** user group ==== user ==== double-click the administrator account, remove the small check box to disable this account, and then disable the account you are currently using, and it's OK.

If you don't understand, please ask.

Win7, right-click on the computer --> management --> local users and groups|Users|On the right, right-click on the administrator--- properties --- there is a checkbox before the account is disabled [I don't know if it's what you want, I hope it's useful].

I don't know, my phone is under the jar jad format of the game.,E-book.

Maybe it's very different from SIS, the game interface, and the operation and operation.

My phone is very broken, and the phones in SIS format should be pretty good

jar cvf name. jar name. class

main-class: The name of the class.

Be sure to make sure that there is a blank line at the end.

Double-click and run (don't you have environment variables configured?). ）

You need to make sure the main class file when packing, if it is Eclipse packaging, you can select the mainclass in the first step, don't choose finnish to complete it directly.

There are two possibilities,One is the system setting problem,You can get a jar file that can run correctly on other machines to your computer to see if it can run,If you can,That's the problem of jar package export。。。

When exporting the jar, you have to select the main method, so you need to export it again.

This jar package is used to call the methods inside, it may be that you need to call in a main function...

1. In the process of all initialization, there should be an abnormality, look at the abnormal situation.

LZ can be better to post ** master.

It is possible that the JDK version is different. The support of the environment is different.

I remember it's one of the jad or jar, and there will be an option to "install" in the options, just install one.