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I have created an executable java Swing .jar application. It works fine on Windows. The application hierarchy is : application.jar images(Folder) .......... Contains all images the application uses. libraries(Folder) ....... Contains all external jar libraries the application uses. bundles(Folder) ......... Contains all bundle files the application uses. database(Folder) ........ Contains the database files the application uses. All the above folders exist outside the jar file. Now i am trying to create a Mac executable file (.app) from "application.jar" to run it on Mac so i used the "Jar

I am trying to do a simple build automation of my iPhone apps with TeamCity, but having this nagging issue.. When I manually pickup and install .app file from the build folder it works great (syncs smoothly with iTunes and I can see the app on my phone) But when I try to zip this with /bin/zip or ditto...then the zipped contents loose the CodeSigning (iTunes says that it cannot install this app because its not signed) I have tried different combinations of these.. ditto -ck --rsrc --keepParent HelloWorld.app HelloWorld.zip Any more ideas? I tried this too but still getting the same error

I don't know why it is looking for directory inside my .app file. Every time I run application it installs the App on iPhone but doesn't run and gives below error. Could anyone please tell me where's this settings stored? Thanks. error: failed to launch '/Users/xxx/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/MyApp- ccbvvzjjzvwuerchrpulknxtenoq/Build/Products/Debug-iphoneos/MyApp.app/MyApp' -- No such file or directory (/Users/xxx/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/MyApp-ccbvvzjjzvwuerchrpulknxtenoq/Build/Products/Debug-iphoneos/MyApp.app/MyApp) Try with: 1 - remove the app from the iPhone. 2 - remove

I have a .app file shared from a developer which i would like to run in iOS 8 simulator. I have seen similar questions which has solutions for older versions of iOS which is no longer working for iOS 8. Can someone point out what needs to be done to run the .app file in an iOS 8 simulator without using xcode. Boot the simulator you want to install it to in the iOS Simulator and then do the following: xcrun simctl install booted /path/to/Your.app xcrun simctl launch booted com.yourcompany.yourapp The "booted" token was not supported on older versions of simctl in Xcode 6.0. If you get an error,

I've written a Java SWT application for OS X, exported it as a .jar and bundled it into .app. Everything works just as expected except for a critical part within my app; it requires to open other apps. I've tried Runtime.exec(); as well as ProcessBuilder to do this, calling the open command on the other apps that I require to launch. This works perfectly fine from Eclipse or if I launch my exported .jar through Terminal. It does, however, not work when started by double-clicking the .app. I'm wondering if this is an error on my part, or a restriction by either Java or OS X. Because Mac apps

I am trying to create a Mac OS X application from java desktopos.jar, where my application .jar file using derby embedded database APPDATA. It creates problem when, I'm createing a Mac OS X application .app Here is my connection method on java(Already working on .exe and setup-Windows & Linux) public static Connection getdataconnet() { Connection connect = null; try { Class.forName("org.apache.derby.jdbc.EmbeddedDriver"); connect = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:derby:APPDATA", "xxxx", "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"); } catch (ClassNotFoundException ex) { globalData.GlobalDataSetGet.OLD_USER = -1; ///