Version 2.4

Added working directory option. You can choose one of three locations to use as the working directory: User Home Directory, App Location, or Resources folder.

User Home Directory is the home directory of the user. This is equivalent to /Users/, or ~/. This is the default.

App Location is the directory of the app when it is run. Please note that it is not recommended that you use this location to store config files and such. Most users of your app will move it to the Applications folder and this folder is not a place to store config files.

Resources folder is a folder inside the app. It's equivalent to /Contents/Resources/.

To get this working directory as a File instance, you will need to call File f = new File(System.getProperty("user.dir"));

Version 2.3

This version makes the location of Ant variable. When you open this app for the first time in this version, or versions after this, it will ask you where Ant is, and where and appbundler-1.0.jar is. To learn how to use this program, watch my video tutorial here: https://youtu.be/cxxnAGlHtrE

Release 2.2

• Prevented possible problems that might happen if you press the bundle button while a bundling is already happening. Because in the new update the bundling process happens in separate threads, the button could have been pressed during another bundling process, which could have messed something up.
• The console is resizable. When the window's height is resized, the distance between the top of the window and the top of the console is fixed, but the height of the console is variable.

Release 2.1

New in this update:

• There's a log on the bottom of the window that shows what's happening while the app is bundled
• You can save bundle configurations

Release 1.1

[Release 1.0 is not available]

This release puts any JMenuBars at the top of the screen and not at the top of the window.