OS X application won't launch with jigsaw
Kevin Rushforth
kevin.rushforth at oracle.com
Wed Nov 25 16:13:07 UTC 2015
The com.apple.eawt APIs are already being replaced by public API as part
of JEP 272 (which Michael already noted). I think he's just wondering
what to do in the mean time; "-XaddExports" should do the trick.
-- Kevin
Alan Bateman wrote:
>
> On 25/11/2015 09:17, Michael Hall wrote:
>> I notice there are three images when built from source…
>> appmodules.jimage
>> bootmodules.jimage
>> extmodules.jimage
>>
>> For the jake ea version I downloaded from the URL provided at the
>> talks there is only bootmodules.jimage if that matters.
>>
>> Copying the other two images into the embedded application jdk still
>> does not seem to launch. Although even command line showed that it
>> should get the internals error.
>> It might be the same problem for the app and I’m just not seeing the
>> more meaningful error messages.
> There are a lot of changes in the jake forest, one of which is storing
> the classes/resources for all modules in one jimage container. This
> should transparent to you, there is no need to every look in the
> lib/** tree. In particular, it will break things really badly if you
> copy or move jimage files between builds.
>
>>
>> Is there any way around the internals for a non-modularized
>> application? A fair percentage of OS X applications might have these
>> particular ‘internals’. There is JEP 272 so if I just wait, and
>> change some code, that should go away.
>>
>> But in general, if you have other applications looking to migrate to
>> 9 that have any of these who want to start out by just getting their
>> application up and running they are not going to work. They will be
>> forced to either eliminate the internal use or go modular from the
>> start? Then the addExports will work. If I’m understanding that error
>> message correctly.
>>
> If you feel strongly that the com.apple.eawt APIs should be exported
> in JDK 9 then you need to read JEP 260 [1] and make a case for adding
> the Apple APIs to the list.
>
> -Alan.
>
> [1] http://openjdk.java.net/jeps/260
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