1) Every exe file can have a corresponding config file, which is a text file with the same filename as exe file and an ext name ".cfg". The contents of config can also be put internal at http://www.jar2exe.com/usage/wizard/stepoutput .
2) If your jar file already has other jar files in it, you must have used a classloader to load them, we can call your jar file a "fat jar". If your whole "fat jar" is converted to exe by Jar2Exe, your program may not work because the jar files in it is encrypted by Jar2Exe.
First, you should create a jar file does not contain depended jar file within it. Then at the step 5 ( http://www.jar2exe.com/usage/wizard/stepdepjars ), you can add those depended jar files into exe file together. Jar2Exe will pack them together in Jar2Exe way.
1) Every exe file can have a corresponding config file, which is a text file with the same filename as exe file and an ext name ".cfg". The contents of config can also be put internal at http://www.jar2exe.com/usage/wizard/stepoutput .
In the config, you can use a line "option -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8" to set an option. See http://www.jar2exe.com/createdexe/config/option
2) If your jar file already has other jar files in it, you must have used a classloader to load them, we can call your jar file a "fat jar". If your whole "fat jar" is converted to exe by Jar2Exe, your program may not work because the jar files in it is encrypted by Jar2Exe.
First, you should create a jar file does not contain depended jar file within it. Then at the step 5 ( http://www.jar2exe.com/usage/wizard/stepdepjars ), you can add those depended jar files into exe file together. Jar2Exe will pack them together in Jar2Exe way.