Mac version of Capella Studio corrupted

[Daanchaam]

The mac version of Capella Studio, found here, shows a message that it is corrupted when trying to install it. Is there a way to build Capella Studio from scratch, or can the file on the server be updated?

[jamilraichouni]

I'm also interested in getting support to build Capella Studio. See here: #182

[mPorhel]

Hi,

The tooltip "i" if the macOs bundles download section for Capella and Capella studio is currently broken.

It is supposed to indicate that Mac version has not been field-tested. and to point to a video to remove the quarantine status and correct the corrupted/damaged state, see the video at https://youtu.be/Ztpqy7KoZl4 or directly the Mac installation section of Capella (which can be adapted to Capella-Studio): Installation Guide / How to install Capella and Addons.mediawiki / Mac:

Since Capella hasn't been installed from Apple Store, it might not be runnable directly once downloaded and you will have to follow some additional instructions to make it runnable.

Depending on you Mac configuration you may need to double click on the downloaded archive to extract or it will have extracted automatically when the download completes. Using Finder drag the Capella to your applications folder. Launch Terminal from your Applications > Utilities or using a spotlight search (CMD + Space) In Terminal window, type: xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Capella.app

For Capella-Studio, the build still produces an Eclipse.app product, the command will be xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /pathToYouBundle/Eclipse.app

After removing the quarantine status, you might still have an error regarding the JVM installed on your computer. One simple way to fix it, it to take the same version of the JDK than the Capella version corresponding to your Capella-Studio (x86_64 for x86_64 products):

• copy the jre folder from Capella.app/Contents to Capella-Studio: Eclipse.app/Contents
  • or download it from https://adoptium.net/download/, rename the extract folder into jre and paste it in the Eclipse.app/Contents folder
• Open a terminal in Eclipse.app/Contents/jre/Contents/Home/bin and execute java -version to check that it can be launched there.
• in Capella-Studio, modify Eclipse.app/Contents/Eclipse/eclipse.ini to add before the -vmargs section:

  -vm
  ../Contents/jre/Contents/Home/bin

• Double-click Eclipse.app.