---Oleg Kobchenko wrote: > It's nomal to have multiple instances of J. On mac launching > the app icon > activates an existing instance if there is one already. > Running java directly bypasses singleton behavior of the icon. > > See Auto Start and Standalone Applications. > > > ---Brian Schott wrote: > > Quite by accident I was able to launch more than one > > GUI session on my Mac by launching the file j602/bin/j.jar . > > I have never been able to do so before; in the past I have > > always launched J from the file /Users/brian/j602/j602.app/ > > or from its alias. Is this ability to run multiple GUI > > sessions in this way, or something like it, documented > > somewhere and should it work for most J script executions?
Thanks for reporting that Brian, I remember "asking" how to do that at the end of last year <http://www.jsoftware.com/pipermail/beta/2007-November/002670.html>, but although Eric provided an answer, it didn't work for me (I probably didn't follow his instructions correctly), and so on the rare occasions that I use J under OSX I've been limited to a single session. I don't see any related info on Standalone Applications. What am I missing? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
