then open the app, it will tell that cannot find any module, and ask you either exit or continue without the modules, click the second⌠then it will show a naked NetBeans window, close it. Then paste back again the folder snap. The app will open, the menu toolbar will work but before getting excited you should go to tools in the menu bar, then plugins, and then activate again the plugins of S1, S2⌠otherwise you wouldnât be able to open any file. Besides, install again all the other plugins, close the app, and bingo!
Interesting. Have you tried this with Apple Silicon? Is there an explanation for why this works? Does it
hold up over reboots and updates or do you have to do this every time you use SNAP?
Strange. I am on an M1 Max with Ventura 13.0.1. I followed the steps as follows:
Copy the folder in /Applications/snap/snap to another location
Delete /Applications/snap/snap
Run /Applications/snap/bin/snap.app application
Disable modules and continue (as prompted by NB)
Close the NetBeans window that opens
Place copy of snap folder back in original location
This did not seem to work, so I tried again.
Delete /Applications/snap/snap
Run /Applications/snap/bin/snap.app
Now NetBeans notices missing plugins and asks if it can install
Proceed with installation
Restart SNAP as prompted by NetBeans
Then, the toolbar and everything appears to work. Good idea! Maybe overtime there will be an answer for @gnwii. For now I will leave my installation as is. SNAP runs when I tried to open a few more times without needing to repeat the process. The only difference in the program is a NetBeans splash loader shows as SNAP loads rather than the original SNAP splash loader.
Like jfe I have a Mac M1 with Ventura 13.1.1 and so far it is working good, I just needed to those steps once⌠(well⌠to find those steps thatâs another thing hahaha) just as an update I didnât delete anything, I just cut the snap/snap folder and place it somewhere else, I run the app, it got me this warning, I pushed continue, and then I put back the folder and I run the app again. The final step is activate and install the plugins.
I am running on an âApple M1 Maxâ, 64GB, macOS Ventura 13.3.1 (22E261). My initial install (fresh + updates) of the ESA SNAP tool fails to show either tools and/or âOpen Productâ.
I followed the âdelete snap/snap folder, restart, âŚâ discussed above and got to a point where I could see both tools and âOpen Productâ windows. However, when I tried to actually load a Sentinel-2 image, it failed (likely a separate thread to discuss that). Further, when I re-installed the Sentinel-1 Toolbox I lost the ability to see the tools and âOpen Productâ windows again.
I have not seen any other post discussing if this might be a problem with just the Sentinel-1 Toolbox.
Iâm experiencing the same problem with the Mac Ventura M1-pro processor. In the image, you can see that the âopen productâ option is not appearing.
Thanks to @josbel96 for providing this method, it did work.
@marpet, I did some tests and I seem to found something.
The problem may be caused by âWorld viewâ and âProduct libraryâ components.
I notice that when I use josbel96âs method, the tool in the windows will be removed because of disable almost all plugin of SNAP. When I use âWindows->Reset Windowsâ to reset the toolbox in SNAP, the problem will occur again. So I try every component one by one and finally find that when one of these two components enable, the menu will not show anymore. If I remove it and restart SNAP, everything will be fine again. I suggest that it could be the 3D render part of Java have some problem with the new version of macOS.
This above is my speculation, maybe someone can verify if it is true or not, thank you.
Hi! You are a genius. I did it and it works correctly. but now I have another problem. I donât know if this problem has something to do with the procedure.
now in my menu File > Import > SAR Sensors, I only see two of all the sensors supported by the software.