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Old 06-12-2008
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Making Executable File

Hi All:
I am a newbie.

I have shell script and bunch of java jar files and I want to give one single executable file (may be .bin).

Ex: I have test.sh, jar1.jar, jar2.jar. I have to make process.xxx

When we run "process.xxx" it will run the "test.sh" script which inturn uses jar1.jar and jar2.jar for processing.

Is it possible? Please help
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