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mackey333

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How do I keep the console from showing up when I run my java program? -Greg :-Q

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unfortunatly, this is for a class and we always run our programs from an IDE, is there anyway to dynamically close or minimize the console window? -Greg :-Q

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well then your IDE needs to supply an option/setting or something to accomplish that. There is probably a setting pointing to "java.exe" that you can change to "javaw.exe"

you can't close the window since it is your JVM it needs to remain running.

If you can dynamically hide it from your Java application? I guess maybe using JNI but that hardly seems worth it.

-pete
 
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