Hello, everyone, I finally found this list, as well as a way to search it, and
so hope this question is relevant and appropriate and not already answered.
For some time I have been using an old javapackager along with a newer release
of jlink to create native macOS installers for a free, open-so
prevent
automatic upgrading/replacement. I am trying to encourage him to join this
mailing list so he can share the details, but if anyone would like details
before he does I can relay them.
Thanks,
-James
> On Jan 4, 2020, at 00:50, James Elliott wrote:
>
> Hello, everyone,
Ok, thanks for clarifying that, I will drop my expectations for Catalina
happiness for the moment, and perhaps can help make things work better when I
have some time. Is there a pointer at how one gets vetted for submitting pull
requests? Or I could just look at the source and post ideas here if
[Whoops, it seems that this list strips out image attachments, so my first
attempt to send this message was pretty useless. Trying again, after uploading
the screenshot to my web server so I can link to it instead.]
Ok, thanks for clarifying that, I will drop my expectations for Catalina
happin
I am glad to see that people are making progress on this front. Did you see the
points I raised about the new arguments and inputs that need to be provided in
order to build code-signed packages that can pass Apple’s current notarization
requirements in Catalina? I am currently successfully nota
As I noted earlier on this mailing list, until this past week I had been
successfully notarizing Mac disk images containing an application by ignoring
the code-signing features of jpackage (which are missing elements required for
notarization; one of those is already recorded in bug JDK-8238184,
Thanks for drawing my attention to that related bug, Scott. I would add a
comment on it that Apple has updated the notarization process so this symlink
is now rejected at that stage, not just by Catalina itself, but I lack standing
to do so. (It still strikes me as strange that OpenJDK developme
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> The sheer number of different mailing list has always been a big problem for
> externals looking at the project. But in the he end, it's a huge project :)
>
> James Elliott mailto:ja...@deepsymmetry.org>>
> schrieb am So., 9. Feb. 2020, 18:52:
>
Thanks for drawing my attention to that related bug, Scott. I would add a
comment on it that Apple has updated the notarization process so this symlink
is now rejected at that stage, not just by Catalina itself, but I lack standing
to do so. (It still strikes me as strange that OpenJDK developme
I’d raised some issues earlier on this list about jpackage not being able to
create packages that can successfully be notarized by Apple, which is now
necessary for them to install and open when downloaded from the internet. My
initial point was that jpackage needs to enable secure timestamps, t
Sorry, tried sending this with the incorrect email personality first.
On Mon, 17 Feb 2020 15:32:14 +0100 Daniel Peintner mailto:daniel.peint...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> The only *working* solution we found was to *manually* uninstall the old
> application before starting msi installer.
> Any future up
This sounds promising! I just wanted to check if there is a mechanism to
specify a custom set of entitlements needed by the application when running
jpackage, in case it needs more than the normal set that Java itself does. Or
does Java already ask for every possible entitlement in its original
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