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Using the standard Windows Installer technology, Advanced Installer for Java is able to provide the best Windows integration for Java applications. It ensures the smallest possible footprint by producing zero-overhead install packages, which contain only native Windows Installer data with no additional runtime requirements.
Advanced Installer also provides a native launcher for Java applications. Through this launcher users will see and use Java programs just like regular Windows native executables. The native launcher provides a fast and friendly start up process for Java applications.
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Caphyon has announced the release of Advanced Installer For Java 3.2, a Windows Installer authoring tool with built-in support for Java applications, integrating them fully into the Windows OS and making them look and feel just like a native application. Advanced Installer for Java runs on Windows 2000/XP, and the install packages it creates run on all Microsoft Windows 9x/ME/NT/2k/XP operating systems. |
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