I have use IntelliJ for the development and it's always need permission to open in the Mac OS Sierra.
I have changed the settings in the Security and Privacy to Allow apps downloaded from - app store and identified developers and its behaves still the same.
I have followed the steps to provide an exception for opening,
To override your security settings and open the app anyway:
a. In the Finder, locate the app you want to open.
b. Don’t use Launchpad to do this. Launchpad doesn’t allow you to access the shortcut menu.
c. Press the Control key, then click the app icon, then choose Open from the shortcut menu.
d. Click Open.
The app is saved as an exception to your security settings, and you can open it in the future by double-clicking it just as you can any registered app.
However, it doesn't help at all. How do I open it with only by double clicking?
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a couple scripts I've made in the past that open things up no longer work on M1 Monterey it seems. They DO work in the Script Editor, but once I try to turn it into an application so that I can stick it in the dock or trigger it from the calendar, it won't open. It keeps giving the error
'System Events got an error: openBookmarkFolder_subsets5 is not allowed assistive access. (-1719)'
I have read a bunch of other questions like this one, and I HAVE allowed the script, script editor, terminal, system events, and applescript utility in the accessibility tab of the privacy section of preferences. Its still not working.
Also that whole section seems broken because the permissions never seem to stick, I have it ticked to allow access to removable devices and it keeps asking me that every time still.
This script is on a removable SSD, and the things it opens are on the same drive. When I try to run it as a standalone, it asks to access the removable drive 4 times in a row, and then gives the assistive access error.
I would like a fix to this
ALSO it wouldn't allow me to open any files due to permissions until that file was already manually opened at least once. That was annoying but I already opened them all, just figured I'd mention that.
In Worklight 6.1, when changing a preference in Eclipse > Window > Preferences > Worklight, then after clicking ok there is a pop up message "Please choose your deployment target".
But the changes on the preferences are not related to deployment target at all, rather to application center credentials or browser set up. When this dialog is shown, the OK button is disabled.
Just wondering what this deployment target is. It is annoying to have this popped up every time to change the preferences. Thanks.
In fact, it seems to happen only if navigating to Eclipse > Window > Preferences > Worklight > IBM Mobile Application Platform Pattern.
If I will not navigate to this specific entry, then I won't get the dialog you are referring to.
If I do navigate to it, then no matter which entry you'll visit next, you will always get the dialog.
In any case, it looks like a defect; it will be investigated. Thanks.
As for a workaround if you accidently clicked on that entry, you can:
Choose some other entry from the preferences
Just click ESC
Now when you enter the preferences again, you won't be in that erroneous preference entry.
Whenever I try to edit configuration in Air (desktop, android or iOS) and I click in another tab, Flash loses focus and the config windows closes. I have googled for anything similiar but I haven't found anything.
Does anybody knows if this is a known issue, or if there is another way to add icons, certificates and permissions in Flash CS6.
Thanks everybody!
I have an app that uses a (perfectly user-benevolent) system-wide keyboard hook for accessibility purposes.
When the app starts up, I check if the "Enable Access for Assistive Devices" setting is checked, as asked by someone else here: Programmatically determine if "enable access for assistive devices" is checked in Cocoa app
My problem is that, even after Enabling Access via the checkbox, the app continues to run without those privileges. How do I give the (currently running) app the privileges and get the keyboard hook working? Do I need to restart the app?
Looking through the link you posted,
I asked the Accessibility engineer again, and apparently you have to
re-exec or re-launch the now-trusted application for the new state to
take effect.
I would present the user with a notification or message that the application has to restart to enable assistive privileges, then restart it.
I'm developing a Mac application for sharing files to different social platforms like Flickr, Facebook etc. I want to add the 'share with MyApp' facility within the contextual menu of the files. i.e, when i (control+click) any file in the file system, i must see a menu item like 'share with MyApp' in the contextual menu so that i can run my application for sharing the files.This is the requirement and my question is : is it possible to do and if possible, how this can be achieved? My application will be compatible with OS 10.6 and higher version. I know that there is a facility like Open with > my application name.But i want to show it directly in the contextual menu.
Thanks,
LS Developer
Firstly, Mac isn't an acronym.
Secondly, you can't add directly to Finder's contextual menu, that is far outside Apple's HIG. What you can do however, is add a Service that enables the share facility (Services are accessible from the context menu). You can find more information about OS X services here: http://www.cocoadev.com/index.pl?MakingAppServices