It would be preferable to store these files in another location (e.g., the user’s home directory).
Logs now located in Contents/Resources/Logs.Documentation now located in Contents/Resources/Documentation.
Updated CLASSPATH to include RiverLayout.jar.Latest version of JavaApplicationStub (Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks).New Automic One Automation 2013 spirograph icon." width="256">I have attached the Mac version of the ONE Automation 2013 User Interface. Perhaps someone from Automic would so kind as to provide a high-resolution (at least 512 x 512 pixel with alpha channel) version of the new Automic User Interface icon.
#Java for mac 10.8.5 code#
This might require a change to the code though I’m not sure.Īnother thing: the icon is also a bit out of date. There is probably a better way to do this, for example, by running the default web browser specified by the OS. This affects only opening the help files. Also, I believe that I hard-coded a path to the Firefox app into one of the config files. If you decide to distribute this application bundle to others, you should probably go through and remove configuration information that is not required at first launch. Note that the XML settings files might contain old connection details specific to my client’s environment. I also included a short ReadMe.txt file to explain where the files should be placed. You can obtain these files from any version of the User Interface. Before the application bundle can be launched, you must first insert the the JAR, XML, and help files into two locations inside the application bundle. I thought a Mac version of the Automic User Interface might be useful to others, so I am providing here a copy of the application bundle that I created. Given the prominence of Macs and iPads on Automic’s page, it seems the company is also a fan of Apple products. Although I use UNIX and Windows machines at the office, I’m primarily a Mac user at home, and my personal laptop is a MacBook Air.
#Java for mac 10.8.5 mac os#
At a previous client, I adapted the UC4 Dialog Client for use on Mac OS X.
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