Deploy Java application on MacOSX (from a Windows system)
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Hello,
Here's the deal. I'm just starting with Java programming, I've made a simple application that uses SWT graphic library and I want to deploy it on a Mac (running the latest version of MacOS X). I did all the programming in my Windows 7 machine, so here are my questions:
Q1) Can I make an executable file for MacOS X from my Windows machine? How? (I saw that it's possible to create .exe files on Windows, instead of using .jar; I want to do the same for the Mac, of course it won't be an .exe)
Q2) If I export my project in Eclipse and I choose Runnable JAR File
and then on Library Handling
I pick Extract required libraries into generated JAR
or Package required libraries into generated JAR
I end up with a huge .JAR (about 15MB of size, my application consist in just a button on a Window and a tiny method that doesn't do much). Is that considered normal?
Here's the list of libraries that my project appears to be using:
Thanks in advance.
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