Important: While the -deep option can be applied to a signing It sounds like the right option to use, since you also need to sign the embedded JRE, but it won't work. SO/Google searches around 'a sealed resource.' refer to signing frameworks (which I don't have) or suggest signing with the -force option (which I tried but doesn't work). and the result I get back is: MyApp.app: a sealed resource is missing or invalidĭoesn't seem very verbose to me! What could I be doing wrong? Or how can I get more information? Spctl -assess -verbose=4 -type execute MyApp.app app will adhere to Gatekeeper's iron-fist laws: (3) Sign the app with my Developer certificate:Ĭodesign -s 'Developer ID Application: M圜ompany Ltd' -deep MyApp.app app around my JAR which runs nicely, and contains the JVM in the MyApp.app/Contents/PlugIns directory. (1) Build the app as usual, get a JAR file Whatever I try, OS X's Gatekeeper rejects the app. I am not using the Mac store - it is to be distributed through my own website. I am trying to distribute a Java application to OS X users.
