Using Apple M1 13.4.1 I do got since today multiple warning that
"libprism_es2.dylib" will damage your computer. You should move it to the Trash.
whenever I run the SoapUI-5.7.0.app.
SoapUI 5.7 & 5.6 MacOS Installer and multiple libprism warnings: "will damage your computer"
2. Right-click on
3. Right-click on
4. Click to select
5. The installer will complete and you can start
Does this answer your question? can't be opened because the identity of the developer cannot be confirmed –
Stomodaeum
I have the same problem on an Intel Core i7. Started today 25/July/2023 –
Rohn
@Stomodaeum this problem and solution has a different cause from the issue you reference. SoapUI-5.7.0 has dependencies on JavaFX 16, with which it ships. But there is no JavaFX 16 version for M series Macs, so SoapUI can't function correctly on those systems. The fix (until SoapUI updates their app) is to patch the JavaFX distribution used by SoapUI to a version which is compatible with M series Macs. Note that users might also experience the issue in the linked answer, which they would still need to address as well. –
Therapeutic
Based on @Splioo's excellent self-answer I created some sh for an easy fix:
ls -l /Applications/SoapUI-*.app/Contents/java/app/lib/javafx*
cd /Applications/SoapUI-*.app/Contents/java/app/lib
export v=19.0.2.1
for j in base controls graphics media swing web; do
echo rm -v javafx-$j-*-mac*.jar
echo curl -sS https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/openjfx/javafx-base/$v/javafx-$j-$v-mac-aarch64.jar --remote-name
done
ls -l /Applications/SoapUI-*.app/Contents/java/app/lib/javafx*
This lists the old libs, (blindly, since a reinstall is trivial) removes the old libs, downloads the new ones based on the version you choose & list the new ones. After you have validated it does what it says by running, remove the echos and run again.
Condensed oneliner for the TL;DR'ers:
( set -x; cd /Applications/SoapUI-*.app/Contents/java/app/lib/; v=19.0.2.1; for j in base controls graphics media swing web; do rm -v javafx-$j-*-mac*.jar; curl -sS https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/openjfx/javafx-base/$v/javafx-$j-$v-mac-aarch64.jar --remote-name; done; ls -l /Applications/SoapUI-*.app/Contents/java/app/lib/javafx*; )
This works for me with version
19.0.2.1, thank you! –
Rohn lol, one line ftw :-) –
Therapeutic
BTW: As a rule of thumb for myself, if I create complex oneliners on the cmdline, I always build & run it with extra
echos in there so I can run it and inspect the set -x output. That way I can visually validate if it behaves as expected before actually executing the "dangerous stuff". Goes together nicely with export PS4='\033[0;33m+\033[0m '. Maybe this saves somebody's hide out there. –
Publicspirited Waiting for the SoapUI's team to release a new version with a valid certificate you can directly download binarries here SoapUI-5.7.0-mac-bin.zip : https://github.com/SmartBear/soapui/releases/tag/v5.7.0
Afterwards you can simply run ~/Downloads/SoapUI-5.7.0/bin/soapui.sh in a Terminal window to start SoapUI
thanks. note: It does not work on MacOs M1 and M2 –
Gough
I've opened SoapUI-5.7.0.app>Contents>java>app>lib and renamed als javafx-* binaries to _bak and downloaded from here : https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/openjfx/
the respective 17.0.1 binaries and dragged them into above folder.
I did start soapui via commandline ./soapui.sh in
/Applications/SoapUI-5.7.0.app/Contents/java/app/bin directory
This works because the JavaFX 17 mac-aarch64 jars contain native JavaFX code for the Apple M processors (unlike the 16-mac jars which contain native code for x64 processors). This is a packaging and distribution issue with SoapUI, it should be shipping a version that supports Apple M processors which includes the correct jars for that platform. –
Therapeutic
Note, it may be a better idea to use a more modern JavaFX version. –
Therapeutic
The weird thing is that it worked until I did some minor OS upgrades and from that moment on it behaved as described. –
Output
I think SOAPUI is mainly a Swing app, I don't know how much it actually uses or requires JavaFX. Obviously, since it has the jars, it uses JavaFX technology, including the web and media stacks, but it may not be part of the core SoapUI functionality. I don't know what the link to the OS upgrade is though. –
Therapeutic
Would you elaborate on your solution please? I have the same problem on an Intel x86_64. I tried different versions of Amazom Corretto and downloading different versions of
openjfx, but the issue still persists. –
Rohn Do you use windows or mac os? Which version of soapui did you download? –
Output
Thanks for your continued patience!
We are pleased to announce that we now have a new release 5.7.1 out.
SoapUI Open Source 5.7.1
Released on 2023-08-01
Fixed an issue where SoapUI version 5.6.0 and 5.7.0 would not install or open on certain machines including Mac OS Ventura. There were issues with an expired Apple Certificate and previous bundled JRE environment. We have signed the new version with updated Apple Certificate and also updated the bundled JRE environment to Liberica version 16.0.2+7. These updates which resolves this issue for Mac users and the application now installs properly. Windows and Linux versions also received updates to the bundled JRE environment.
Links are below.
- Github Release
- Official Download Page
- Release Notes
Thanks again for using SoapUI and bringing the issue to our attention.
Saf
Thanks for the report(s). The SmartBear team are actively looking into this and will update with timelines once we have more insights on a resolution.
If users could update their bug reports to state which macos version, and processor they are using, this would be helpful in ensuring we can test against all affected versions. The OP has done so in this SO post, thank you!
You may note, this is also raised as a GitHub Issue https://github.com/SmartBear/soapui/issues/773
we will provide updates in both places.
Hope that helps as an interim.
Yousaf
Update:
Hey all,
Thanks for the patience on this matter.
The SmartBear team is making good progression resolving. The issue arises from the previous JRE environment used in SOAPUI which is not working with at least the latest version of Mac Ventura.
The team has updated JRE to Liberica JRE version. 16.0.2+7 and currently testing the application builds and installs correctly.
Once all QA is complete, we will release new installers and update on the community forums.
Please continue to update bug reports to state which MacOS versions and processors you are using so we can ensure we are test against all affected versions.
Thank you!
Tracking issues
- GitHub Issue https://github.com/SmartBear/soapui/issues/773
- Stack Overflow SoapUI 5.7 & 5.6 MacOS Installer and multiple libprism warnings: "will damage your computer"
we will provide updates in both places and more updates to follow in due course!
If you have SoapUI installed:
Follow the steps outlined by @jubr answer to update JavaFX.
If you don't have SoapUI installed:
The solution is inspired by @gokulgovind on Github.
1. Download SoapUI v5.6.1 for macOS.
2. Right-click on SoapUI-5.6.1.dmg and select Open
3. Right-click on SoapUI 5.6.1 Installer.app and select Get Info
4. Click to select Override Malware Protection, then press Allow Anyway, and enter your password when prompted.
5. The installer will complete and you can start SoapUI v5.6.1
I wasn't able to find anything like this –
Belton
@Belton "anything like this". Could you please elaborate on what you mean? Which step? Can you post a screenshot? –
Rohn
I tried the steps that you proposed but when clicking on Get Info I wasn't able to find anything like Override Malware protection –
Belton
@Belton make sure you
Get Info on the SoapUI 5.6.1 Installer.app and NOT on the SoapUI-5.6.1.dmg file. –
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