I think it is not possible. The code related to this initialization is
located in:
open/src/java.desktop/macosx/native/libawt_lwawt/awt/LWCToolkit.m
+ (void)starter:(BOOL)wasOnMainThread headless:(BOOL)headless {
........
........
if (forceEmbeddedMode) {
AWT_STARTUP_LOG(@"in SWT or SWT/WebStart mode");
// Init a default NSApplication instance instead of the
NSApplicationAWT.
// Note that [NSApp isRunning] will return YES after that, though
// this behavior isn't specified anywhere. We rely on that.
NSApplicationLoad();
}
if (![app isRunning]) {
AWT_STARTUP_LOG(@"+[AWTStarter startAWT]: ![app isRunning]");
// This is where the AWT AppKit thread parks itself to process events.
[NSApplicationAWT runAWTLoopWithApp: app];
} else {
// Proceed to exit this call as there is no reason to run the
NSApplication event loop.
.....
AWT skips initialization of AppKit if it was run using
"-XstartOnFirstThread" option.
On 07/11/2017 07:39, Langer, Christoph wrote:
Hi,
I’ve got a question to the experts: I have a tool that launches the
Eclipse Framework (with SWT). When I start the JVM on MacOSX, I (have
to) set the option -XstartOnFirstThread. However, I want to do some work
with AWT before launching Eclipse/SWT. But as the AWT NSLoop is not
activated in that case, AWT stuff is not working. Is there any chance I
can run the AWT NSLoop manually before Swing is active? Is that possible
from within Java code? I don’t find this topic well documented…
Thanks in advance for any hints.
Best regards
Christoph
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Best regards, Sergey.
