@taylor do you have an example of an app which uses https like this? https://blog.taylorwood.io/2018/10/04/graalvm-https.html

if I want to allow consumers of my app to use https, how should they set the java property? it's a bit confusing to me

This is a HTTPS client https://github.com/taylorwood/clojurl

e.g. if I want to make slurp in https://github.com/borkdude/babashka work with https

Hmm. Haven’t tried this with slurp

so if I use your precompiled binary, it should work without me setting any paths to a .dylib thingie?

$ ~/Downloads/clojurl-macOS-0.0.3 -u 
WARNING: The sunec native library, required by the SunEC provider, could not be loaded.

Yeah that file has to be present either in the same directory or in a certain folder under java install

I should make that more obvious

At work we just ship them together along with a different certificate store, for internal use

maybe it could work if the user sets an environment variable and the program passes that env var into a java property

because I don't know how to let the user set a java property in a binary

That crypto library may not be on the user’s machine at all though

right, but then you can add it in the instructions how users can fix it if they want

unless I'm missing something obvious

No, I’ll update the docs to make this more obvious