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Visual automation not working after upgrading to macOS Catalina - see here #598

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kensoh opened this issue Oct 25, 2019 · 3 comments
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kensoh commented Oct 25, 2019

macOS Catalina introduces stricter security and access controls that disables Java from able to record and control the computer. Java is used by the SikuliX visual automation engine in TagUI.

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kensoh commented Oct 25, 2019

To allow Java to control the computer (eg mouse cursor position, keyboard etc) - click the Apple icon --> System Preferences --> Security & Privacy --> Privacy --> Accessibility --> tick to enable java to control the computer.

If you are using OpenJDK from Amazon Corretto (recommended over Java JDK from Oracle), need to enable this as well for Terminal app, see post below this one for screenshot and details.

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@kensoh kensoh changed the title Visual automation not working after upgrading to macOS Catalina Visual automation not working after upgrading to macOS Catalina - see here Oct 25, 2019
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see issues aisingapore#598 and aisingapore#601 for details showing how to address the tighter security controls
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see issues #598 and #601 for details showing how to address the tighter security controls
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kensoh commented Oct 30, 2019

Updated to readme with a link to this solution, keeping issue open for time being before closing.

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kensoh commented Nov 2, 2019

If you are using OpenJDK from Amazon Corretto, need to enable this as well for Terminal app.

(Amazon Corretto's distribution of OpenJDK is recommended over Java JDK as Oracle has made Java JDK free only for private non-commercial usage, while Amazon Corretto is free, has no usage restrictions and is also available for Windows, macOS, Linux. For more details, see #589).

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