Hi, my snap application, JModules, uses intensively some binaries, jdeps (located in the JDK) and mvn. So I call these executables to download the jars (mvn) and retrieve some information from .jar files. Do I need the process-control interface activation for my snap in order to be able to execute these applications? If yes, can someone please enable it or suggest an alternative? I need just to run these 2 processes (jdeps and maven).
Thanks in advance.
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Hey @AndreiDodu , I don’t think the process-control interface will help you here. It is only for managing existing processes, not executing new ones. The process-control interface
For your case, I would suggest bundling these binaries within your snap to be able to execute. or you can try content interface if those executables are also installed through snap
@reviewers, any other thoughts?
I think @0xnishit is right and you need to add the executables to your snap, possibly via stage-packages or stage-snaps (See https://documentation.ubuntu.com/snapcraft/stable/how-to/crafting/manage-dependencies/)
thank you for your responses
