Unsupported Architectures. Your executable contained the following disallowed architectures: i386

[jchri853]

I receive the following error when uploading to the mac app store.

ERROR ITMS-90240: "Unsupported Architectures. Your executable contained the following disallowed architectures: '[i386 (in package.pkg/Payload/AppName/Contents/MacOS/JavaAppLauncher)]'. New apps submitted to the Mac App Store must support 64-bit starting January 2018, and Mac app updates and existing apps must support 64-bit starting June 2018."

My build.xml has the <arch name="x86_64"/> added to it.
I tried packing with java 1.8 and openjdk 11

any Ideas?

[sreilly]

Can you paste the section of your build.xml? Within that section I have <arch name="x86_64"/> which I would think would do it. If you're including x86/i386 then it will fail because the app store no longer takes 32 bit binaries. That shouldn't be a problem since macOS has been 64 bit for so long now and it's been a while since any modern mac JVM has been available as 32 bit.

[jchri853]

`

<target name="bundle-USBUtility">
    <bundleapp outputdirectory="dist"
                 jvmrequired="1.8"
        name="AppName"
        displayname="AppName"
        identifier="com.app.name"
        icon="src/assets/icon.icns"
        shortversion="1.4"
        version="1.4"
        executableName="AppName"
        applicationCategory="public.app-category.developer-tools"
        copyright="2021"
        mainclassname="sample.Main">
        
  <arch name="x86_64"/>

        <runtime dir="/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/adoptopenjdk-11.jdk/Contents/Home" />
        <classpath file="dist/app.jar"  />
        <classpath  file="lib/additionalJar.jar" />
        <plistentry key="NSRequiresAquaSystemAppearance" value="true" type="boolean"/> 
        <plistentry key="CFBundleIdentifier" value="com.app.name" /> 
        <plistentry key="LSFileQuarantineEnabled" value="true" type="boolean" /> 
        <plistentry key="NSHumanReadableCopyright" value="1.4" type="string"/>
        <plistentry key="LSMinimumSystemVersion" value="10.6" type="string"/>
    </bundleapp>
</target>

`

[sreilly]

Hmm.. here's mine which seems to work, although I haven't pushed a new version to the app store in a few months:

      <bundleapp
          classpathref="runclasspath"
          outputdirectory="${dist}"
          name="${bundle.name}"
          displayname="${bundle.name}"
          identifier="${bundle.id}"
          shortversion="${version.public}"
          version="${version.internal}"
          icon="icons/desktop_icon.icns"
          executableName="Moneydance"
          mainclassname="Moneydance" 
          copyright="2021 The Infinite Kind, Limited"
          applicationCategory="public.app-category.finance"
          minimumSystemVersion="10.11"
          highResolutionCapable="true"
      >
          
          <runtime dir="${runtime}/Contents/Home"/>

          <arch name="x86_64"/>
          ... more unrelated stuff ...

I wonder if removing the jvmrequired attribute helps?

What do you see when running file Contents/MacOS/* from within your app bundle?

Do you by any chance have any extra .dylibs that might be 32 bit?

[jchri853]

I wonder if removing the jvmrequired attribute helps?
No luck there

Do you by any chance have any extra .dylibs that might be 32 bit?
I have nothing external besides java, I have a jar that uses a 64 bit usb library (the dylib is embedded).

Contents/MacOS/App: Mach-O universal binary with 2 architectures: [x86_64:Mach-O 64-bit executable x86_64] [i386:Mach-O executable i386] Contents/MacOS/App (for architecture x86_64): Mach-O 64-bit executable x86_64 Contents/MacOS/App (for architecture i386): Mach-O executable i386

[sreilly]

I don't think it's a codesigning thing, but the i386 slice of your executable is likely the problem. I don't know why it's in there... maybe something leftover in the appbundler jar that you have. I'm probably using a modified version, but it's probably long past time for appbundler to generate only 64-bit executables.

A quick fix would be to remove it using the 'lipo' command... something like lipo -remove i386 Contents/MacOS/App

[jchri853]

Wrong appbundler version, built using the source and Apple is accepting it as 64bit. thank you for your help.