Mac OS (UNIDENTIFIED DEVELOPER)
I have build a JAR file, I have a tool that converts this JAR file to .pkg file which can be distributed on MAC OS.
Unfortunately, when I try to run the installed JAR file I get UNIDENTIFIED DEVELOPER message because of MAC OS GateKeeper.
I have searched through the web and I recognised that code signing is required to pass this issue. However, in windows I know the steps for code signing, but I'm not expert in MAC OS.
Do I need to convert the JAR into app first using appbundler followed by codesign? or this is an old way and there's a newest one.
What's the best solution for this issue?
java macos jar code-signing osx-gatekeeper
asked Jan 13 at 11:06
ManKeerManKeer
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I have build a JAR file, I have a tool that converts this JAR file to .pkg file which can be distributed on MAC OS.
Unfortunately, when I try to run the installed JAR file I get UNIDENTIFIED DEVELOPER message because of MAC OS GateKeeper.
I have searched through the web and I recognised that code signing is required to pass this issue. However, in windows I know the steps for code signing, but I'm not expert in MAC OS.
Do I need to convert the JAR into app first using appbundler followed by codesign? or this is an old way and there's a newest one.
What's the best solution for this issue?
java macos jar code-signing osx-gatekeeper
asked Jan 13 at 11:06
ManKeerManKeer
2561321
add a comment |
I have build a JAR file, I have a tool that converts this JAR file to .pkg file which can be distributed on MAC OS.
Unfortunately, when I try to run the installed JAR file I get UNIDENTIFIED DEVELOPER message because of MAC OS GateKeeper.
I have searched through the web and I recognised that code signing is required to pass this issue. However, in windows I know the steps for code signing, but I'm not expert in MAC OS.
Do I need to convert the JAR into app first using appbundler followed by codesign? or this is an old way and there's a newest one.
What's the best solution for this issue?
java macos jar code-signing osx-gatekeeper
asked Jan 13 at 11:06
ManKeerManKeer
2561321
I have build a JAR file, I have a tool that converts this JAR file to .pkg file which can be distributed on MAC OS.
Unfortunately, when I try to run the installed JAR file I get UNIDENTIFIED DEVELOPER message because of MAC OS GateKeeper.
I have searched through the web and I recognised that code signing is required to pass this issue. However, in windows I know the steps for code signing, but I'm not expert in MAC OS.
Do I need to convert the JAR into app first using appbundler followed by codesign? or this is an old way and there's a newest one.
What's the best solution for this issue?
java macos jar code-signing osx-gatekeeper
java macos jar code-signing osx-gatekeeper
asked Jan 13 at 11:06
ManKeerManKeer
2561321
asked Jan 13 at 11:06
ManKeerManKeer
2561321
asked Jan 13 at 11:06
ManKeerManKeer
2561321
asked Jan 13 at 11:06
ManKeerManKeer
2561321
asked Jan 13 at 11:06
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I found a great answer in the following stackoverflow question that introduces javapackager as a great tool that will help you to package your executable JAR file into .pkg or .dmg.
further, you have to take a look at this tutorial that will help you to use the javapackager to get your final output.
answered Jan 20 at 9:30
ManKeerManKeer
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Really want to disable gatekeeper?
SOLUTION
open terminal and enter "spctl --master-disable #gatekeeper", without the quotes.
THIS ACTUALLY WORKS!
Forget what earlier posts says... None of their 'tips' or 'tricks' worked for me.
answered Jan 21 at 0:40
thialiathialia
1
1
Hi thialia, i believe its better to answer on the pretex of op want to sign his JAR instead of disabling the Gatekeeper - which probably not the best idea.
– Bagus Tesa
Jan 21 at 1:02
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I found a great answer in the following stackoverflow question that introduces javapackager as a great tool that will help you to package your executable JAR file into .pkg or .dmg.
further, you have to take a look at this tutorial that will help you to use the javapackager to get your final output.
answered Jan 20 at 9:30
ManKeerManKeer
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I found a great answer in the following stackoverflow question that introduces javapackager as a great tool that will help you to package your executable JAR file into .pkg or .dmg.
further, you have to take a look at this tutorial that will help you to use the javapackager to get your final output.
answered Jan 20 at 9:30
ManKeerManKeer
2561321
add a comment |
I found a great answer in the following stackoverflow question that introduces javapackager as a great tool that will help you to package your executable JAR file into .pkg or .dmg.
further, you have to take a look at this tutorial that will help you to use the javapackager to get your final output.
answered Jan 20 at 9:30
ManKeerManKeer
2561321
I found a great answer in the following stackoverflow question that introduces javapackager as a great tool that will help you to package your executable JAR file into .pkg or .dmg.
further, you have to take a look at this tutorial that will help you to use the javapackager to get your final output.
answered Jan 20 at 9:30
ManKeerManKeer
2561321
answered Jan 20 at 9:30
ManKeerManKeer
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answered Jan 20 at 9:30
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Really want to disable gatekeeper?
SOLUTION
open terminal and enter "spctl --master-disable #gatekeeper", without the quotes.
THIS ACTUALLY WORKS!
Forget what earlier posts says... None of their 'tips' or 'tricks' worked for me.
answered Jan 21 at 0:40
thialiathialia
1
1
Hi thialia, i believe its better to answer on the pretex of op want to sign his JAR instead of disabling the Gatekeeper - which probably not the best idea.
– Bagus Tesa
Jan 21 at 1:02
add a comment |
Really want to disable gatekeeper?
SOLUTION
open terminal and enter "spctl --master-disable #gatekeeper", without the quotes.
THIS ACTUALLY WORKS!
Forget what earlier posts says... None of their 'tips' or 'tricks' worked for me.
answered Jan 21 at 0:40
thialiathialia
1
1
Hi thialia, i believe its better to answer on the pretex of op want to sign his JAR instead of disabling the Gatekeeper - which probably not the best idea.
– Bagus Tesa
Jan 21 at 1:02
add a comment |
Really want to disable gatekeeper?
SOLUTION
open terminal and enter "spctl --master-disable #gatekeeper", without the quotes.
THIS ACTUALLY WORKS!
Forget what earlier posts says... None of their 'tips' or 'tricks' worked for me.
answered Jan 21 at 0:40
thialiathialia
1
Really want to disable gatekeeper?
SOLUTION
open terminal and enter "spctl --master-disable #gatekeeper", without the quotes.
THIS ACTUALLY WORKS!
Forget what earlier posts says... None of their 'tips' or 'tricks' worked for me.
answered Jan 21 at 0:40
thialiathialia
1
answered Jan 21 at 0:40
thialiathialia
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answered Jan 21 at 0:40
thialiathialia
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answered Jan 21 at 0:40
thialiathialia
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1
1
Hi thialia, i believe its better to answer on the pretex of op want to sign his JAR instead of disabling the Gatekeeper - which probably not the best idea.
– Bagus Tesa
Jan 21 at 1:02
add a comment |
1
Hi thialia, i believe its better to answer on the pretex of op want to sign his JAR instead of disabling the Gatekeeper - which probably not the best idea.
– Bagus Tesa
Jan 21 at 1:02
1
1
Hi thialia, i believe its better to answer on the pretex of op want to sign his JAR instead of disabling the Gatekeeper - which probably not the best idea.
– Bagus Tesa
Jan 21 at 1:02
Hi thialia, i believe its better to answer on the pretex of op want to sign his JAR instead of disabling the Gatekeeper - which probably not the best idea.
– Bagus Tesa
Jan 21 at 1:02
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