Hi. I'm working in a product that install different components in the Mac device. Since beginning of this year We are working in the notarisation of the Applications and installers. I'm submitting this post to understand if it is necessary to notarise jar files: for some uses cases the application downloads jars from the backend and then runs it on the Mac device using the Java Virtual Machine installed on it. At this point my understanding is that there is no need to notarise the downloaded jar files to be able to run on Mac devices (and there will no be a problem related with notarisation in the future). There are several posts explaining how to notarise Java Apps but out use case is different. Also the jar files can not be notarised. Can you confirm that there is no need to notarise the jar files to run on Mac Devices. If the answer is yes, how these jars should be notarised? Regards

Hi. We are analyzing an issue in out macOS application. At some point a SSL channel open by the app to a server is broken and writing data is failing. Is there any tool recommended to trace/debug TCP connections for macOS. Regards, Pablo