the best way of creating an application with Mac OS X is by means of
a "drag and drop installer", this means that the application just
appears as a single icon, you drag in the Applications folder, and
the game is over (this of course assumes that the application doesn't
have to do any special initialization). Look at the jarbundler
project, it's an ant task that allows you to create such an
applicaiton.
On Oct 25, 2007, at 16:50 , Koeppen, Sandro wrote:
Hi Laxmilal,
first, I have no idea creating a java application for mac on an
other system, but if you double click your jar archive under mac
os, it normally opens your application if the main class and depend
libraries are defined in the manifest file. Also the developer
tools (free) for mac os provide an app called Jar Bundler that
helps you to create a .app from your java application. I'm sure you
will find a detailed manual in the in internet or at apple help.
