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Old 09-08-2008, 10:28 PM
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How to Create MAC application using Java on Windows platform..
I have created a java swing application and its working fine on
windows . Now I want to create this for MAC. I got we can
create .app for MAC, but I don't know too much about MAC, so want to
create .app on windows, Is there are any ant task for that or any
steps for creating .appcication..

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AFAIK jar files will execute on a Mac. So put your app in a jar file.
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jar file can run on any OS. But all of all features are not working/available on any OS. As an example think about tray icon.
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One of the benefits of Java is that it can be write once, run anywhere. As long as you don't hard code anything OS specific i.e.

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One of the benefits of Java is that it can be write once, run anywhere. As long as you don't hard code anything OS specific i.e.

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True, but you have to select the most correct way to work on any OS. As I said in my previous post there are some limitation to use standard API for any OS in Java.
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