Getting my Java App's "name.app" at runtime.

Subject: Getting my Java App's "name.app" at runtime.
From: Roby Sherman <email@hidden>
Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2008 08:49:42 -0600
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Hi folks,

I've got a piece of Java code that allows users to deploy a custom mini Application (which is basically another Java program). I want to give the user the ability to call the mini-Java program AnythingTheyWant.app, but in order to do that, I need a way to get the name of what they call this application so I can point to files inside it's hierarchy (e.g. HTML pages, etc).

Of when executed from the Finder the miniapp's, user.dir gives me the path just before the .app directory (e.g. "/Applications") but not the app name itself. Any suggestions on how I might get this information?

Thanks.
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