C coyote Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 14, 2014 #1 Hi, I have a Win 7 PC without admin privileges. The installed version of Java is Java 6 39 (Build 1.6.0._39-b04). B4J is installed on a Win 7 PC with Java 7 51 (Build 1.70_51-b13). When I start my program on the non-admin PC, I get the message: Code: Copy Java FX Launcher This application requires a newer version of the Java runtime. Is it possible to run my application with Java 6? Coyote
Hi, I have a Win 7 PC without admin privileges. The installed version of Java is Java 6 39 (Build 1.6.0._39-b04). B4J is installed on a Win 7 PC with Java 7 51 (Build 1.70_51-b13). When I start my program on the non-admin PC, I get the message: Code: Copy Java FX Launcher This application requires a newer version of the Java runtime. Is it possible to run my application with Java 6? Coyote
Olaan Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 15, 2014 #2 Non-UI ,You can use JDK 6,but UI ,You must use JDK7 up. Upvote 0
magoandroid Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 15, 2014 #4 Hi coyote, if you want to use different JDK/JRE than the one installed on the system and you don't have admin privileges, you can use L4J to build an executable that contains the JDK/JRE folder and your application. I pointed this out in another thread, you can find it here although it was related to a networking issue is still valid for your scenario Create Windows native executables (exe files) Cheers MAgo Upvote 0
Hi coyote, if you want to use different JDK/JRE than the one installed on the system and you don't have admin privileges, you can use L4J to build an executable that contains the JDK/JRE folder and your application. I pointed this out in another thread, you can find it here although it was related to a networking issue is still valid for your scenario Create Windows native executables (exe files) Cheers MAgo
C coyote Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 16, 2014 #5 Hey Mago, thanks for the hint. It works, I just had same trouble with the correct path to jre. When Bundled JRE path is just: jre Then the correct path looks like: c:\app\test.exe c:\app\test.jar c:\app\jre Coyote Last edited: Feb 17, 2014 Upvote 0
Hey Mago, thanks for the hint. It works, I just had same trouble with the correct path to jre. When Bundled JRE path is just: jre Then the correct path looks like: c:\app\test.exe c:\app\test.jar c:\app\jre Coyote