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> like setting an icon for the app As in stage.getIcons().add()? Or do you mean for the binary that jpackager produces? I wrap my apps with launch4j which allo

by graynk 7y ago

> like setting an icon for the app As in stage.getIcons().add()? Or do you mean for the binary that jpackager produces? I wrap my apps with launch4j which allows that. Then I bundle them with jlink-made JRE (about 60 MB). Works pretty well, total size is ~100MB for the whole app with all the dependencies, (not a Hello World app by any means). >opening some URL in the system browser As in getHostServices().showDocument("https://google.com" https://google.com")? Then again, nothing's stopping you from using awt's Desktop class, not sure I understand the problem here.

brabel 7y ago
> stage.getIcons().add() Doesn't work and never did on MacOS. EDIT: bug (closed as won't fix!!): https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8095033 https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8095033 > opening some URL in the system browser HostServices also does not work in all but Oracle's distribution of JDK 8, which is abandoned now: https://github.com/javafxports/openjdk-jfx/issues/540 https://github.com/javafxports/openjdk-jfx/issues/540
- graynk 7y ago
  > Doesn't work and never did on MacOS. Gotcha, I work only with Linux and Windows. There was a problem where the icon was incredibly pixelated on Windows 7, but they fixed that. > HostServices also does not work in all but Oracle's distribution of JDK 8 I see, I tested it only on Bellsoft's JDK 11, since I don't use 8 anymore.