[news.eclipse.platform.swt] Re: Running SWT Outside Eclipse Instructions

["Robert B" <oh1226@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

"John Huss" <jhuss@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message 
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> If you're going to bundle SWT with your application, then why bother 
> installing it into the java home area, and just put it in your application 
> directory instead?  This way you don't have to worry about them updating 
> the JVM and you only have to install SWT once and it always works.  Plus 
> you don't have to deal with versioning conflicts and you can even make 
> changes to the SWT that you distribute if you like.  So I would question 
> the wisdom of this approach.

How do you distribute your program?

I make my programs as a single ".exe" file (using JSmooth, etc.) and install 
using Inno setup installer!
It creates Start up and desktop menus with program icons, exactly what 
Windows users will expect.
So I don't have application directory. I am not sure whether there is better 
way than I am doing,
or I am doing the right way for Windows users.

R.