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Using command line arguments for a bundle java app?

Subject: Using command line arguments for a bundle java app?
From: David Darby <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2004 12:13:24 +1000
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How do I pass arguments to my bundled application using the command line? For example, I have an application bundle called "MyApp.app". I wish to pass the -foo argument to it when I open it using the command line. I've tried "open MyApp.app -foo" and other combinations but the arguments are ignored. Thanks for any help.

A/Prof David Darby
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