| Property | Required? | Description |
|---|
| macpackage.name | Yes |
This is the name of your application. Your application
bundle, and hence your double-clickable application,
will have this name.
|
| macpackage.version | Yes |
This is the version number of your application, as displayed
to the end user, as stored in the OS X application database.
|
| macpackage.infoString | Yes |
This is the information string of your application. It is
displayed to the user when they select the application and
do a "File -> Get Info". It is freeform text, but typically
includes the application name and copyright data.
|
| macpackage.icon | Yes |
This is the path to the icon file. It must be in *.icns
format. The OS X developers toolkit ships with a
program for making these files out of standard PNG or TIF
images. Look for it in
/Developer/Applications/Utilities/Icon Composer
|
| macpackage.mainClass | Yes |
This is the main class of your application.
|
| macpackage.vmOptions | No |
This property allows you to specify parameters to the
Virtual Machine that launches the application. Some
applications will pass -Dapple.awt.brushMetalLook=true
to give them the OS X brushed metal look. You can also pass
in -Xms and -Xmx arguments to tweak with memory usage.
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