I have an application I've created using LWJGL with two main components: a game and an editor. When running the jar by eclipse or using java -jar <jarname>.jar, the application runs the LWJGL components just fine. However, whenever I just double click the .jar to run it, the LWJGL components will not run in the application, show no errors, they just literally do nothing.
I have all the libraries linked, before any LWJGL componenents are even called, I make sure to set the library path to the proper natives depending on your OS.
As to how the app is structured, I have one Jar file that runs a sort of mini launcher, allowing the user to select either game or engine. When game is selected, the button is depressed for a few seconds and the game's window never pops up. Again, running via command line produces no such issues.
My directory Structure is as follows App.jar
|-lib
|----jars
|----natives
|-----------windows
|-----------macosx
|-----------linux
|-res
|-save
In the natives/windows or natives/macosx or natives/linux folders are the proper natives. in the jars folder is the LWJGL jars such as lwjgl-util.jar and lwjgl.jar, however Eclipse also compiles these jars into the launcher. I have tried copying the contents of this folder into natives depending on the current OS, still nothing. I've even setup a try/catch to check if there's an uncalled for error when I run my game window, again, nothing.
To add on, the editor has a JInternalFrame with a canvas housing the engine (for when editing) and this component does not run, it remains the white canvas.
What am I missing here? I pondered if it was a missing classpath but if it was, I would've gotten the same errors in the console. Is my application doomed to be a console only app?
For further clarification, the source is on GitHub