I have the latest Java installed on my Mac and that includes the Jar Launcher. However the security settings of High Sierra do not allow me to run the jar file. I have tried to move it to my Applications folder and take the steps that normally work for native apps but so far have had no luck.
Is there a way to run this on a High Sierra Mac?
Update:
In my case, I had a Netbeans app that I developed in Snow Leopard and was unable to open by double-clicking in High Sierra.
Instead of copying over just the .jar, I copied the dist directory the contained the .jar and the library directory that contained 6 other .jar files added when I originally compiled the the distribution version.
Double-clicking the app's .jar still didn't work, but I was able to launch "my_app.jar" from the terminal by cd-ing into the dist directory and using
> java -jar my_app.jar
(NB: I have the latest JDK installed.)
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