How to make your Java/Swing application look like a native Mac OS X application

I'm sorry that I don't have my other Java/Mac OS X tutorials moved into the Drupal CMS here, but I will try to get that corrected somewhere down the road. In the meantime, here are links to each section of my complete "How to make your Java application look and feel like a Mac OS X application tutorial":

• Introduction - Creating a Mac Java application
• Java/Swing - running the native Mac OS X system look and feel
• Identifying that you're running on Mac OS X in Java
• Putting the Java menubar (JMenuBar) on the Mac OS X menubar
• Putting your Java application name on the Mac OS X menubar
• Handling Mac OS X Apple/Command keystrokes (and accelerator keystrokes)
• Handling the Mac About, Preferences, and Quit menu callbacks (old)
• Handling the Mac About, Preferences, and Quit menu callbacks (new)
• Slightly different menus for the Mac
• A potpourri of other Mac/Java programming items
  • Mac/Java File choosers
  • Mac/Java horizontal and vertical scrolling
  • Mac/Java tab sizes
• A note on using command-line parameters
• Mac/Java - The Mac OS X Dock icon
• About that font ...
  • About those icons ...
• Java on Mac OS X - Summary
• Java on Mac OS X - References

I hope that this tutorial, as well as all my other recent Mac/Java tutorials, will help in your Java on Mac OS X programming efforts. (And if I missed anything, please let me know.)