Upon completion, the user should be able to run Java from a flashdrive. The installation process does take some time, however, once completed is well worth the investment.
- Go to the Java Downloads Page and click the Download button next to the latest JDK Update for Windows. We used JDK 6 Update 7
- On the next page, under platform, select "Windows", agree to the License agreement and click Continue
- On the next page, download the "Windows Offline Installation" package
- Once the download is complete, run the file and accept the license agreement
- From the Custom Setup menu, install only the Development Toolsand Demos and Samples and then Click Change to change the installation path:
- Next, enter the destination for the Portable JDK install. For Example F:/JDK/, then click Ok to continue:
- Now, click Next and the installer will install Java to your USB flash drive:
- Next, download this js.bat file and save it to the root of your USB flash drive
- To test that Java is now running from your flash drive, do the following:
- Double click the js.bat file from your flash drive
- Now simply type javac (to get a list of compiler options)
CREDIT TO : Pendriveapps.com
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