Run program in system tray.

Hi guys. how do i run my JFrame application in the system tray without using native code?

You can use the JTray API (Java System Tray API For Windows) that can be found at http://www.JavaAPIs.com. It supports several image types, animation, and display of AWT and Swing Components as pop-ups.

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There are many third party softwares available to convert any application to run from system tray. Try utilities like Trayit! . You can download this software from http://www.teamcti.com/trayit/trayit.htm
If you want to code everything by yourself, then refer this link given below .
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FrozenFox wrote:To do this without affecting the icons elsewhere in the system is probably impossible without editing the source code to the sys tray plasmoid/widget and adding in a color filter of some sort. If you don't know how to program this in, you're probably out of luck. Would be interested in someone else proving me wrong though.
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