I have a cross-platform (OS X, Linux) application, written in C,
which invokes a JVM which uses Swing. Aside from launching the VM,
the native side goes off and does other things, but has no graphical
presence. As per TN2147 and simpleJavaLauncher, the JVM is launched
from a secondary thread. When the app launches, the application
menu's name (and the name in the Dock) is the name of the executable;
however, the "About", "Hide", and "Quit" menu items all say "(null)"
instead of the executable's name.
So, what is the least-invasive way to set whatever string those menu
items need? By "least-invasive" I mean that as this is supposed to be
cross-platform, I'd like to have as little OS X-specific code as
possible. The Linux guys are already ribbing me that I have to
#include CoreFoundation and create and run a CFRunLoop (and have that
second thread) just to get the GUI to show up.
Thanks,
Jamison Hope
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