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Re: Java Web Start (global menubar)

On Thu Aug 15 23:56:05 MDT 2002, Paul Roebuck <email@hidden> said :

>I haven't tried this but couldn't this be done in your app's JNLP file.
>Perhaps something like:

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<resources os="Mac\ OS\ X" arch="ppc">
<property name="com.apple.macos.useScreenMenuBar"
value="false" />
<property name="com.apple.mrj.application.apple.menu.about.name"
value="App" />
<property name="Xdock:name"
value="App" />
</resources>
-------------------------------------------------

Yes ! Thanks.

I can confirm that the useScreenMenuBar property works via JNLP.
If it is also set in the program, the one in the program dominates.

I was not able to confirm that the other two properties work.
When I check from within the program, the properties *are* set,
but they do not seem to have any effect. JWS still uses the title field
from the JNLP file for the Dock name and or the app name in
the MacOS menu bar (I don't have any Mac specific code in the program).

- Norris
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