I've created a java app. How to lunch it from finder?

[3mors]

Sorry, for the subject, but I couldn't explain in a better way.

I've just created a graphical java app and I'd like to use it in a .app.

As done with XNap, for example, or other java app.

I'd like to click it on finder in order to run the app and not have to type:

java -jar myapp.jar

How to do this?

 

[brianleahy]

The latest apple developer tools include a program called "Jar Bundler" which is specifically for this purpose.

In theory, this will allow you to create a real .app which you can "lunch" ;-) from the Finder.

 

[gumse]

You can double click to start a .jar -file (if the manifest is correct) in both MacOS and Windows

 

[3mors]

ahahahah brianleahy, yes i like lunching my apps ;-)

gumse, yes i know, but i want to create a real app, as suggested by brian.

thank all.

 

[3mors]

I've found also this method:

http://www.neo.com/projects/osxize/osxize.html

but it doesn't seem to work perfectly...
Useful for very simple jar...