问题
I tried to submit Java app to mac store (of course JRE is bundled), but got famous "Invalid Binary Error". In the email from iTunes I got message that "Apple no longer accepts submissions of apps that use Quick Time APIs". That probably means that the bundled JRE points to QTKit Framework or QuickTime Framework. I checked and this API is no longer supported in MAC OS X 10.9.
I use Java 1.7.40.
Do have somebody idea where do Java reference these frameworks and if it is possible to remove those binaries ? I think this is quite fresh problem and I hope there is solution for that.
Thanks, Lubos
回答1:
I resolved the issue faster as I expected. Here are some details.
Run Unix command otool -L over directory of bundled JRE to find all *dylib files. This will list all the references of all the dylib files. Then you just need to search in the results the string "QTKit". In the case of java 1.7.40, there are 2 libraries, referencing that Framework:
libgstplugins-lite.dylib, libjfxmedia.dylib
If your application doesn't use them, you're lucky and just remove them.
Unix command Example:
otool -L /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.7.0_40.jdk/Contents/Home/jre/lib/*dylib
Hopefully this will help guys, who want to submit Java app to Mac store after GTKit.framework was deprecated in OS X 10.9.
Note: this is valid for Java 1.7.40, it might be that for new java versions, this is already fixed.
Regards,
Lubos
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21008617/java-error-when-submitting-app-to-mac-store-deprecated-api-usage