![]() Mac Java menubar FAQ: I'm creating a 'Mac Java' application for (a Java Swing application for Mac OS X). How do I put my Java menu bar () on the Mac menubar? Answer: In your Java Mac application, set the system property apple.laf.useScreenMenuBar to true, like this: System.setProperty('apple.laf.useScreenMenuBar', 'true'); You'll see that this moves the menu bar off of your JFrame and onto the Mac OS X system menu bar. Note that you need to do this very early in your Java application, such as in the main method. Much more thorough Mac/Java/Swing tutorial This article discusses one particular problem related to Mac/Java/Swing development. If you want to know all about how to make a Java application look and feel like a native Mac application, please see my. Other Mac/Java posts Besides that longer Mac/Java tutorial, I also have these shorter Mac Java tutorials: • •. I am new to java swing and applet UI, i have developed a applet to run on mac and windows, The functionality works fine, But the UI in Mac specially when i try to select the items in combo box disfigures the shape (Scrambles) and doesn't show values as in image below. But the same UI works fine in Windows. I Have tried to add these lines in my code at start of applet still it does not work. The only 32-bit JVM on Mac OSX is 1.5 which means Eclipse has to run using JDK 1.5. It is plausible you set your project up to run with 1.5 and are trying to use 1.6 classes.jar In other words verify Eclipse is launching your application with the correct JVM. Comstock/Stockbyte/Getty Images A GUI—Graphical User Interface—of an application built using Java is made up of layers of containers. The first layer is the window used to move the application around the screen of your computer. It is a top-level container that gives all other containers and graphical components a place to work in. The only 32-bit JVM on Mac OSX is 1.5 which means Eclipse has to run using JDK 1.5. It is plausible you set your project up to run with 1.5 and are trying to use 1.6 classes.jar In other words verify Eclipse is launching your application with the correct JVM.
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