Posted by
John Minter on
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/mac-vs-pc-are-separate-jar-files-required-tp5021123p5021124.html
I have not had issues with ImageJ/Fiji jar files between Windows and
MacOSX. I did recently have some issues with the NIST DTSA-II Kelvin
release on the Mac because of some changes on the MacOS side. One of
the entries in the file menu does not show up on the Mac because of
changes in MacOS. I suspect it could be launched independently from
another menu because other sub-menus work OK. MacOSX doesn't seem to
want anything unsusual in the File menu (like a Preferences menu). No
issues with Linux (Lubuntu).
On Mon, Aug 27, 2018 at 12:43 PM Kenneth Sloan <
[hidden email]> wrote:
>
> The student who set up our development pipeline (many years ago) seemed to think that it was necessary to
> build separate .jar files for MacOSX and Windows.
>
> So...we have 'ant' build.xml files that detect the OS and build to match. Leaving us with TWO .jar files.
>
> It seems to me that this is unnecessary, but I'm not sure (and, the student involved is long gone and I can't
> ask WHY he did this.
>
> Any guidance? Are there possibilities of Java versions, or other inconsistencies that might make this a good idea?
>
> One of my Windows customers just reported that "the Mac version worked just fine"
>
> So...before I do something drastic, what is the received truth?
>
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