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Calling Swing/AWT components with JavaCall on OS X #32
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I've investigated a little bit, and couldn't come up with any answers. It would be good to get this working. |
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I ran into this issue too. It occurs even if I just call things like |
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Try starting the JVM with "-Djava.awt.headless=true". That will not make graphics work, but might help with the hang. |
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That did it, thanks a lot! |
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Is there still a problem on OS X? I do not have a problem on Linux. |
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Hi there,
i would like to call swing/awt components with JavaCall. But there seems to be some thread issues. Frames do not open.
I think this is not an JavaCall issue but an cocoa/JNI thing but maybe someone knows a workaround for JavaCall on OS X?
Thank you in advance.
Best Max