rbirago Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 11, 2021 #1 I have developed an ABM app that works fine both in debug and release mode. At this point I have tried to build a packaged version, using the IDE's integrated function. After this I have copied in the /temp/bin all the /objects files and folders (www, etc.). Running the run_debug.bat it doesn't work. The log gives me this error: any suggestion? thanks Roberto
I have developed an ABM app that works fine both in debug and release mode. At this point I have tried to build a packaged version, using the IDE's integrated function. After this I have copied in the /temp/bin all the /objects files and folders (www, etc.). Running the run_debug.bat it doesn't work. The log gives me this error: any suggestion? thanks Roberto
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 11, 2021 #2 You did compile the app in RELEASE Mode? Upvote 0
MichalK73 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 13, 2021 #4 In my opinion, packer has a problem with websocket 'ws' packages. Upvote 0
rbirago Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 14, 2021 #5 If so, what can I do to run an ABM server app in production? only using IDE in release mode? I hope there is a better way... Upvote 0
If so, what can I do to run an ABM server app in production? only using IDE in release mode? I hope there is a better way...
MichalK73 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 14, 2021 #6 I just take Java in a zip from B4X. I unpack to disk and do .bat to start the .jar server. Upvote 0
rbirago Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 14, 2021 #7 ...but for what I know this is possible only using Java jdk 8. Using (as suggested) OpenJdk 11 the .jar is not runnable....or not? Really can I run the .jar in a OpenJdk environment? Upvote 0
...but for what I know this is possible only using Java jdk 8. Using (as suggested) OpenJdk 11 the .jar is not runnable....or not? Really can I run the .jar in a OpenJdk environment?
rbirago Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 14, 2021 #9 Once it was mandatory the use of Java Jdk. When more or less one year ago in the ide was integrated the packager it was necessary to use OpenJdk to generate a .exe (instead of Launch4j. But using this environment the .jar cannot be launched...or there is a trick to launch it? Upvote 0
Once it was mandatory the use of Java Jdk. When more or less one year ago in the ide was integrated the packager it was necessary to use OpenJdk to generate a .exe (instead of Launch4j. But using this environment the .jar cannot be launched...or there is a trick to launch it?
MichalK73 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 14, 2021 #10 Ok I'll check with me to create a package with exe from ABMaterial project. Upvote 0
MichalK73 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 14, 2021 #12 Ok I did a quick check. Websocket does not work in the 'Build standalone Package'. You will not make an ABMaterial server into an 'exe'. The only thing you have to do is to download from B4X Java11jdk or 14 in zip. Unzip it somewhere on your hard drive, then in another directory you upload your jar server in ABMaterial: jar, www, js,css,font and the necessary files as you had in the project. Change start.bat for your project and run it. It works 100%. You can remove all directory 'javafx' from JDK, it is not needed for server. Code: Copy set JAVADIR="C:\b4x\jdk-14.0.1" set JARFILE="c:\projekty\testy\ab3\B4J\Objects\ab3.jar" set STARTDIR="c:\projekty\testy\ab3\B4J\Objects\" cd %STARTDIR% %JAVADIR%\bin\java.exe --module-path %JAVADIR%\javafx\lib -jar %JARFILE% PAUSE Upvote 0
Ok I did a quick check. Websocket does not work in the 'Build standalone Package'. You will not make an ABMaterial server into an 'exe'. The only thing you have to do is to download from B4X Java11jdk or 14 in zip. Unzip it somewhere on your hard drive, then in another directory you upload your jar server in ABMaterial: jar, www, js,css,font and the necessary files as you had in the project. Change start.bat for your project and run it. It works 100%. You can remove all directory 'javafx' from JDK, it is not needed for server. Code: Copy set JAVADIR="C:\b4x\jdk-14.0.1" set JARFILE="c:\projekty\testy\ab3\B4J\Objects\ab3.jar" set STARTDIR="c:\projekty\testy\ab3\B4J\Objects\" cd %STARTDIR% %JAVADIR%\bin\java.exe --module-path %JAVADIR%\javafx\lib -jar %JARFILE% PAUSE
rbirago Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 14, 2021 #13 I will follow your suggestions. Thank you Roberto Upvote 0
jahswant Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 14, 2021 #14 rbirago said: But using this environment the .jar cannot be launched...or there is a trick to launch it? Click to expand... This only applies to UI apps ? You can run nonui apps with java -jar Upvote 0
rbirago said: But using this environment the .jar cannot be launched...or there is a trick to launch it? Click to expand... This only applies to UI apps ? You can run nonui apps with java -jar
MichalK73 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 15, 2021 #15 jahswant said: This only applies to UI apps ? You can run nonui apps with java -jar Click to expand... Of course you can run no-ui applications, but the point is that B4J Packager builds the 'exe' application so that the websockets from ABMaterial do not work well. Upvote 0
jahswant said: This only applies to UI apps ? You can run nonui apps with java -jar Click to expand... Of course you can run no-ui applications, but the point is that B4J Packager builds the 'exe' application so that the websockets from ABMaterial do not work well.
