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I have an outdated tutorial on how to make a self-running Java app with a double-clickable icon for Limewire. and it may help with getting your Java-based SSH client working without using the command line.
http://homepage.mac.com/gfxjedi/limewireicon.html
Some of the steps may apply to your app.

On the developer tools cd there is a fun little compiler called project builder. I tried it for the first time the other day and compiled some of the Java code I had done over the summer and I got it build into an os x app with no problem. Granted I have not tried the program you are talking about, but it may be worth a try..

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Use the MRJAppBuilder application (in the /Developer/Applications directory). Click 'choose', navigate to 'mindterm.jar' and then, in the dialog box that pops up choose 'com.mindbright.application.MindTerm' as the Main classname.
In the 'Output file' text box enter a path and name for your new application.
Finally, click the Merge Files tab. Click Add and navigate to mindterm_ns.jar.
The click Build Application.
This should give you a finder clickable App which launches MindTerm
Hope this helps..

For a while now I've been hoping someone would come out with a GUI-based SSH terminal app for OSX. MacSSH and NiftyTerm actually seem to work just fine under Classic, but I was hoping for a native solution to turn up.

was the original question.. Rbrowser is a great solution for remotely accessing by both ssh and sftp support also works well for standard ftp and visual telnet connections. http://www.rbrowser.com/RBrowser_main.html it is shareware, however the base version is free.