| Hi Rüdiger,
MRJQuitHandler has been deprecated for 4 years now. Have a look at com.apple.eawt.ApplicationListener, which is implemented in any new Java project in Xcode or nearly any of our sample code at http://developer.apple.com.
Matt Drance . Sharing Technologies Evangelist . email@hiddenichat.ical.ab.sync.dotmac.automation.java.dashboard.spotlight.quicklook On Feb 13, 2008, at 7:06 AM, Will Gilbert wrote:
On Feb 13, 2008, at 9:51 AM, Dipl. Ing. Rüdiger Pape wrote:
i am facing the problem to quit a swing application by using apple-q.
For sure, there a 2 possible solutions:
1. Shutdown Hook
2. MRJQuitHandler from MRJToolkit
Unfortunately, shutdown hook hangs, if a want to show a confirm dialog and MRJQuitHandler is deprecated.
Has anyone found a solution for that issue?
Guten tag!
I think this is already taken care of if you bundle your JAR or JARs into a Application Bundle.
I wrote an ANT task several years ago called "JarBundler", not to be confused with Apple's "Jar Bundler" -- my bad, which wraps a JAR file in an Apple Application Bundle. This process creates the "Application" menu for you.
Download the installation TAR or TAR at:
http://informagen.com/JarBundler/
Install the 'jarbundler-1.9.jar' into your ANT directory -- then execute
$ ant simple
to build the simple demo app and you should see the Command-Q and it should be handled just fine.
--will
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