This document lists the runtime system properties supported in Java 1.4.2. Most fo the properties are also supported in Java 1.4.1. The properties are grouped according to their functionality. Note that these properties may not all be supported in future versions of Java in Mac OS X.
apple.awt.fakefullscreen
Causes full screen applications to be displayed in a window. You might want to use this property during development of full screen Java applications.
The default value is false.
apple.awt.fullscreencapturealldisplays
When you have multiple displays, entering full-screen mode normally darkens the secondary screens. Setting this property to false overrides the default behavior and secondary screens are not darkened. You might want to override the default behavior for development purposes like debugging.
The default value is true
apple.awt.fullscreenhidecursor
Hides the mouse cursor when in full-screen mode.
The default value is true
apple.awt.fullscreenusefade
If you change the screen resolution when entering full-screen mode, the screen transitions by fading out of the old resolution and back in with the new resolution. If you do not change screen resolution, you normally do not see this fade effect. This property enables that fade effect regardless of whether you have changed the screen resolution.
The default value is false
