I'm working on a Java application that is already working on
Windows but I also have to make it to
run on Mac.
Users can configure it to start automatically after they log in. It
does this on Windows but I
don't know how to do it on Mac. I've already figured how to start
it when a user logs in (using
~/Library/Preferences/loginwindow.plist) but I want to start it
minimized.
If it starts automatically, I don't want it to show the splash
screen and I also want it to be
hidden. The application can be configured with the help of a
parameter to run minimized and
without the splash screen (I've already done it on Windows).
Can I start the application and pass it that parameter directly? Do
I have to create an additional
script? I've seen that other Java applications like LimeWire are
using a helper application to
start after login.
Thanks,
Nicu
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