Hi there!
I have a wrapper class where the Toast#builder is invoked. In this class, I also configure the application name. But in Windows, is displayed Open JDK Platform binary in the application name, as you see below

Below is the wrapper class where the app name is defined as PrintRouter
public class ToastNotification implements IToast {
public ToastNotification() {
var settings = new ToasterSettings().setAppName("PrintRouter");
ToasterFactory.setSettings(settings);
}
@Override
public void showErrorMessage(String message) {
Toast.builder()
.type(ToastType.ERROR)
.title("PrintRouter Erro")
.content(message)
.icon(getIconURL())
.timeout(PrintRouterConstants.TOAST_TIMEOUT)
.toast();
}
@Override
public void showSuccessMessage(String message) {
Toast.builder()
.type(ToastType.INFO)
.title("PrintRouter Info")
.content(message)
.icon(getIconURL())
.timeout(PrintRouterConstants.TOAST_TIMEOUT)
.toast();
}
private String getIconURL() {
return new File(PrintRouterConstants.iconPath()).toString();
}
}
In Linux, it works fine

Regards,
Tiago Godoy.
Hi there!
I have a wrapper class where the Toast#builder is invoked. In this class, I also configure the application name. But in Windows, is displayed
Open JDK Platform binaryin the application name, as you see belowBelow is the wrapper class where the app name is defined as
PrintRouterIn Linux, it works fine
Regards,
Tiago Godoy.