The usual way to distribute a Java application on a Mac is different from Windows. You do not need your own binary to run a Java application on a Mac, because you can link it to an application file (.app).
The JarBundler, which is part of the Xcode Deveoper Tools, helps you insert your JAR file into a new .app file. You will also indicate your icon at this stage and in the main class.
An application file is really a folder. You can open the .app file as a folder by clicking on the application file and selecting "Show Package Contents" in the pop-up menu. Sometimes you may need to configure the Info.plist file in the application, as there are many options. The Apple Developer website has full documentation for the Info.plist file.
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