I don’t believe the “app bundler” project is maintained any longer. That code was subsumed into the “FX Packager” (which works for non-FX apps) about a year ago. FWIW, I suspect that you need to put your application classes into a JAR file for it to work properly, but that is just a guess.
I’d recommend starting with the packager tool that is in the EA release of 8u20, it has been significantly updated for this release and if you discover a problem or feature gap that is where we’ll be working to address it. Joe On Apr 6, 2014, at 12:10 AM, Abu Abdullah <falcon.sh...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to bundle my application using Oracle JavaAppLauncher (from the > AppBundler project files). all app classes are not in Jar but in a simple > directory structure as follow: > > my.app/Contents/Java/ > my.app/Contents/Java/classes > my.app/Contents/Java/setting > my.app/Contents/Java/lib > my.app/Contents/Java/bin > my.app/Contents/Java/db > my.app/Contents/Java/Launcher.jar (This is just launcher jar and > does not have any classes) > my.app/Contents/MacOS/JavaAppLauncher > my.app/Contents/PkgInfo > my.app/Contents/PlugIns/jdk1.8.0.jdk > my.app/Contents/Resources/icon.icns > > I'm using scripting to do this and not by AppBundler. > Once i launch the application, it didn't recognize its location and hence > other folders are not seen. NullPointerException are thrown because of this. > > I tried many things without successful e.g. -Duser.dir in the info.plist, > copying the files to many places in root, in MacOS folder, in Resources > folder, in Resources/Java folder. I'm not able to launch it. I'm > troubleshooting by running ./JavaAppLauncher > > appreciate any help
