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Re: MRJOpenDocumentHandler

The thing I couldn't find in that documentation is how to declare your supported document types. Is there even a way to do this from a Java Web Start application, or do you have to package your app in a .app package?


I am unaware of how to do this from JWS, if it's possible at all.
I assumed you were writing a Swing application with native wrapper.

Your application would define a method named handleOpenFile, implement
MRJOpenDocumentHandler, and register your intent.

Assuming your application has implemented the code as you described,
handleOpenFile would become a wrapper method implemented as:

public class App
implements MRJOpenDocumentHandler
{
public App()
{
...
registerOpenDocumentHandler(this);
...
}

// IMO, rename the original routine to have this name
public void handleOpenFile(File fileName)
{
openFile(fileName);
}
...
}

On Saturday, August 17, 2002, at 06:00 PM, Paul Roebuck wrote:

Well, I got an output file for my app. It feels great to be at this point in development. Project Builder's Target has a way to set the Document Types that application is associated with. I set this to the appropriate settings, I think. Now my application fires up when double clicking the output file which is a good thing. Yet, none of the data in the output file gets loaded into my application's openFile(File myFile) method. This is perfectly sensible. I realize I need to do something. Yet, what could this be...

It could be to read TN2042.

<http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tn/tn2042.html#Section2_5>



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