> reason why Jar bundler should now be failing to find the main class?a) I used to build an application from the Jars by dropping Jmol.jar into a program called Jar Bundler. It would then offer a drop down menu to select what it detected as the Main class. Clicking on "create application" would then create what is called an application bundle. double clicking that as with any other application would run Jmol. Starting around Jmol 4 (or maybe 5) Jar Bundler could not longer detect the Main class, and attempts to put it in by hand did not generate any application bundle that would work. Now the ONLY way to run Jmol on OS X is from the command line as java -jar jmol.jar which for students is pretty inconvenient. Can anyone recollect any
Henry, Miguel, other Jmol-under-OS-X users,
making an application bundle is obviously the canonical thing to do under OS X. However, Henry's statement that the only alternative is to start Jmol from the command line is not quite correct: One can just double-click on the jmol.jar icon to start Jmol.
Best regards,
Hans Martin
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