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#940 JPEXS Flash Decompiler on Mac OS X Yosemite not running
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Type: bug
Visibility: Everybody
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Labels: Mac
State: closed 

> What steps will reproduce the problem?
Unzipping the Original file and running the .app file extracted does not run the
application.
> What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Im expecting to see the program run like on my windows machine, instead nothing happens.
> What version of the product are you using? Is it "nighlty build"? Which operating system
do you have?
Running it on OS X YOSEMITE
> Please provide any additional information below. If the problem is related to a SWF
file, attach it here, otherwise we can't help you.
Also would like to include that file im extracting is ffdec_6.0.0_macosx.zip
In the meantime, please try classic ZIP version - "ffdec_6.0.0.zip" if you can run
ffdec.sh manually
Do you really need to extract the macosx.zip?
I never used maxosx before, but now i installed it (10.10 yosemite) to VMWare.
Instaled JRE + JDK, downloaded the "zipped macosx application", right click and open. And
everything works without any problem. (without extracting anything)
Title: JPEXS FLASH DECOMPILER ON OS X YOSEMITE MAC NOT RUNNING→JPEXS Flash Decompiler on Mac OS X Yosemite not running
Did you read "How to install" info on
/www.free-decompiler.com/flash/download/
?
Or how do you "Run" the application?
I know how to install applications and run them if they are unidentified developer
apications , installing the Jre+Jdk I'm unfamiliar with, I just tried the said version I
however dont know how to FedEx.sh manually
Trying out "ffdec_6.0.0.zip" , I ran "ffdec.jar" and it seems to be running the program, I
don't believe this is the conventional way though?
I got the same problem on El Capitan running the FFdec.app thats in the
ffdec_7.1.2_macosx.zip.
nothing happens after double clicking the app
Hi, i just got the same problem with El Capitan
This is my comment copied from a similar stream, but here it is anyway.
Ok, I had the exact same problem as you, however, I have solved it.
First and foremost, right click the application icon (of FFDec) and go into the contents
folder. Then go into the resource folder. There is a .jar file, and this is how i figured
out the problem. The problem is that Macs don't have Java preinstalled, and haven't for a
while, but to run this program you need Java. So what you need to do is go to either
Oracle, or java.com and download the latest version of Java. Then try opening up the app
again. Wallah, it works.
Btw, you're welcome, mac users
State: new→closed