valentino s Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 1, 2020 #1 b4j 8.10 with OpenJDK 11 compiles a jar. The jar doesn't start without a javafx module. How can I produce a full redistributable .jar ? Thanks Spataro
b4j 8.10 with OpenJDK 11 compiles a jar. The jar doesn't start without a javafx module. How can I produce a full redistributable .jar ? Thanks Spataro
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 2, 2020 #2 valentino s said: How can I produce a full redistributable .jar ? Click to expand... There is no such thing. You should use B4JPackager11 together with inno setup to build a redistributable setup file. Upvote 0
valentino s said: How can I produce a full redistributable .jar ? Click to expand... There is no such thing. You should use B4JPackager11 together with inno setup to build a redistributable setup file.
valentino s Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 3, 2020 #3 Thank you Erel. My question isn't clear: for other readers the solution is here https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...-11-javafx-components-missing.109247/#content My doubt is another: the .jar produced by b4j can be used as it is ? I'm on a new pc, but on the previous pc I was able to generate and execute a .jar with no problems. It seems I don't have a java run time on my machine and I don't know which java run time is compatibile with open jdk11. Thank you Upvote 0
Thank you Erel. My question isn't clear: for other readers the solution is here https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...-11-javafx-components-missing.109247/#content My doubt is another: the .jar produced by b4j can be used as it is ? I'm on a new pc, but on the previous pc I was able to generate and execute a .jar with no problems. It seems I don't have a java run time on my machine and I don't know which java run time is compatibile with open jdk11. Thank you
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 3, 2020 #4 valentino s said: for other readers the solution is here Click to expand... This is only a solution that will work for B4X developers. The correct way to build a solution for other users is with B4JPackager11. If you are creating some utilities for yourself then switch to Java 8. The compiled jar will run. Upvote 0
valentino s said: for other readers the solution is here Click to expand... This is only a solution that will work for B4X developers. The correct way to build a solution for other users is with B4JPackager11. If you are creating some utilities for yourself then switch to Java 8. The compiled jar will run.
