El Capitan and Code Signing

[Gavin_Smith]

@203156:@Michel Bujardet

You can simply check if the app is in Applications…

I’m not at my computer to check but I don’t believe this is allowed from a Sandboxed app.

[Michel_Bujardet]

@203195:@Gavin Smith

I’m not at my computer to check but I don’t believe this is allowed from a Sandboxed app.

Why should getting App.ExecutableFile be not allowed ? It works perfectly here after sandboxing the app…

[Gavin_Smith]

@203224:@Michel Bujardet

Why should getting App.ExecutableFile be not allowed ? It works perfectly here after sandboxing the app…

Yeah, you could get it from App.ExecutableFile, that’s true. Accessing the contents of the Applications folder generally would break the Sandbox rules but App.ExecutableFile would do fine.

[Michel_Bujardet]

@203230:@Gavin Smith

Yeah, you could get it from App.ExecutableFile, that’s true. Accessing the contents of the Applications folder generally would break the Sandbox rules but App.ExecutableFile would do fine.

That is all is needed to see where the app resides.