SE javafxpackager include jre bin java.exe

My application needs to exec a child java app, but the jre included in my package with javafxpackager isn't a java executable. What is the best way to get this in here?

I tried to add it as a srcfile, but it is included without the executable bit set.

It worked well on Windows, too, so far. My code looks like this:

// Get Java command
String java = System.getProperty("java.home") + File.separator + "bin" + File.separator + "java";

// If Mac .app, use .app executable instead
if(java.contains(".app/Contents/")) { int index = java.indexOf(".app/Contents/") + 14;
    java = java.substring(0, index) + "MacOS/MyApp"; }

// If Windows, use .exe executable instead
else if(java.contains("AppData\\Local")) { int index = java.indexOf("MyApp\\") + "MyApp".length();
    java = java.substring(0, index) + "MyApp"; }

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