I have a Java Desktop Application project created with NetBeans. The icon that is displayed in my main window's titlebar, by default, is the java logo. The same logo is displayed when I minimize this window to the Taskbar.
I would like to change this icon with one specific to my application, but didn't find how.
Thanks
Please have a look at these links:
how-do-i-change-the-default-application-icon-in-java
how-do-i-set-an-applications-icon-globally-in-swing
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Is it possible to change an application icon directly from the program?
I mean, change icon.png in the res\drawable folder.
I would like to let users to change application's icon from the program so next time they would see the previously selected icon in the launcher.
Assuming you mean changing the icon shown on the home screen, this could easily be done by creating a widget that does exactly this. Here's an article that demonstrate how that can be accomplished for a "new messages" type application similar to iPhone:
http://www.cnet.com/8301-19736_1-10278814-251.html
I have made a Java Application on Eclipse on my MacBook Pro. The GUI is made using FXML. How do I create an icon on my desktop that I can click and it launches the First GUI Screen of my application? Thanks.
Edit: I want it so that I click on an icon on my desktop, and it immediately launches my program and the first screen of the GUI opens and is ready to go.
I am currently working on an app which is just a event trigger. I want it to be as simple as possible so I was wondering if it was possible to create an app which works as follows:
When you click on the launcher icon, instead of going into an application, the app's icon merely changes color (e.g. the icon flips from red to green). This would indicate the status of the app. Perhaps if you want to get fancy display a Toast pop-up briefly when it is triggered but nothing more than that. At all times you wold still be in the applications menu.
Add a widget with an icon, then change that icon depending on the tapping of the icon.
I believe that you will find the answer by using ancient wisdom…
When we are running any java application that time one java icon display on the taskbar like
Now I want to change the java icon to another icon
then how can I change that icon?
Currently I am using JavaFX.
I am not sure I followed what you want, but to me it looks like you want the icon of the stage to be changed. Try the code below:
yourStage.getIcons().add(new Image("my_icon.png"));
I'm using a robot to click on a certain point on the screen. I just need a way for the robot to bring the desired window to focus. Now here's where the real problem lies, the window is a Java window, but not one I made. I used a VBscript to focus on Firefox earlier, but I'm not sure what to do. When I mouse over the icon on my toolbar, it says the windows name is "BitMinter Client v1.4.2" but in Task Manager it calls the process "Java(TM) Platform SE binary (32 bit)?
How do I focus in on the window?
Having the robot input ALT+TAB won't work because the window isn't second on my ALT+TAB list.
AppActivate looks for matching Window's titles.
Use spy++ (Windows SDK and most MS development tools) to get the window title.
You mention firefox so I don't know what type of Window you are referring to. In IE most web page elements (and for that matter very many other Window's things) haven't been Windows for decades. I don't know how firefox or java are implemented.
Windows basic architecture is windows (such as edit controls/buttons) inside other windows (a pane) inside a top level window (ie notepad) inside the desktop window.
To take notepad. There is a main window, menu bar, statusbar window, edit control window. Each of them has a title and class. This is notepad's title and class.
Untitled - Notepad Notepad
«No Window Text 0» Edit
«No Window Text 0» msctls_statusbar32