Bill Janssen wrote:
| My app does use com.apple.eawt.Application, already. It would be nice
| if this class could support some of this functionality. My guess is
| that it already encapsulates a Cocoa application object of some sort.
I doubt it. Most of eawt.Application's methods relate to mucking about with the menu bar in ways that a regular Cocoa application wouldn't need a special object for. (For instance, the Cocoa app wouldn't need a "getEnabledPreferencesMenu()" method, because it would have direct control over the preferences menu item.) The remaining methods deal with ApplicationListeners (which essentially repackage AppleEvents), plus one for converting the mouse location to screen coordinates, which would be handled by an NSView class in the Cocoa application.
A Cocoa application might *have* an object equivalent to eawt.Application, but it would likely be an application-specific class, created for the programmer's convenience.
Glen Fisher
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