Michael,
I checked out eawt couple weeks ago when I search the solution for this
issue. It seems that there is no updates since 2010 and I played with it for a
little while. It seems not working with latest OS X and JavaFX 8. I cannot
control the Mac menu bar by using the eawt.
Tai
> On Sep 2, 2015, at 3:28 PM, Michael Hall <mik3h...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> On Sep 2, 2015, at 9:05 AM, jo...@msli.com wrote:
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>> What is the method for a pure javafx app to control the osx application
>> menu bar (e.g. About, Preferences, Quit, etc)?
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>> Please respond with only methods that do swing, awt, or eawt, as I have
>> not seen this published anywhere.
>>
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> I’m not quite following this. Maybe there is another eawt, but when I see
> that I think of the Apple API’s for this which are I believe are still
> supported.
> Is this what you mean?
> These were used in the past on Apple jvm’s to provide this functionality to
> java app’s and were I think open sourced and given to the openjdk project
> when Apple turned over it’s java related.
> Is this what you mean by eawt? And are you saying this is or is not
> acceptable.
> That support has nothing to do with javapackager as far as I know.
> It was indicated to me at some point that support for these legacy Apple
> API’s now informally belongs to the awt group. Also that they would probably
> continue to be available in Java 9 as part of the Desktop module? If I
> remember right.
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> Michael Hall
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