Closed kerner1000 closed 2 years ago
I solved this by using a dedicated JRE and hex-editing the embedded Info.plist inside the java executable (deleted the other ones).
Hi @kerner1000! Have you tried with a generated JRE by JavaPackager? Just setting bundleJre=true and ommiting jrePath
Thanks for the hint!
When I do so, I get two errors:
1) Could not find or load main class com.kerner1000.myapp.Launcher
(like in the other issue)
2) And, when I try to upload to app store, it says: Bad Bundle Executable. You must include a valid CFBundleExecutable key in your bundle's information property list file.";
Ok, I'm researching about point 1.
And with point 2, I'm not sure if when you bundle a plugin with your app (a jre
in this case), it should have its own Info.plist
file.
I suppose you are the first developer trying to upload an app packaged with JavaPackager to the AppStore, so you are finding all possible issues. 😮
Yes, this was also the other problem, a bundled Java executable has an embedded Info.plist. Maybe this is related here..
I suppose you are the first developer trying to upload an app packaged with JavaPackager to the AppStore, so you are finding all possible issues. 😮
Maybe :) it's fine, I already did it once yesterday, unfortunately it doesn't start 😂
With your help we will figure all issues out ;)
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Short description of the issue/suggestion:
When uploading to the AppStore, I get the following errors:
Can I set the
CFBundleIdentifier
for those elements somewhere in the configuration?