Problems packaging a Java app
Problems packaging a Java app
- Subject: Problems packaging a Java app
- From: Chris von See <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 8 Sep 2009 07:01:51 -0700
Hi -
I'm a newbie to Mac development. I've been trying to use Package
Maker to create an installation package for a Java application, but
for some reason I can't quite get it to work. The package seems to
generate correctly, it looks to be about the right size for the app
I'm trying to install, and it runs to completion when I execute it...
but none of my files show up in the target directory. I've tried
adding things to the install package several different ways: I added
the .app only, the directory containing the app, etc., but the only
tiime I got anything in the installation target directory was when I
added the parent of the directory containing the .app (and even then I
only got the directory installed, not the .app file itself). The only
thing I can find that could be a problem are the messages like this
that I'm seeing in the console:
9/7/09 6:08:42 PM [0x0-0xbd0bd].com.apple.PackageMaker[10972] /usr/bin/
otool: fat file: /Users/cvonsee/myworkspace/AccessibleMediaCenter/Mac/
TAMC-0.3.0/TAMC-0.3.0/TAMC.app/Contents/Resources/Java/webapps/
accessiblemediacenter/WEB-INF/classes/techadapt/accessiblemediacenter/
converter/editscript/system/DAISYContentNormalizer.class offset to
architecture cputype (17630976) cpusubtype (33620050) extends past end
of file
but I'm not quite clear on why this is happening or why the packager
is trying to find architecture-specific info in Java class files.
Google is silent on the issue.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Chris von See
TechAdapt, Inc.
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