B4J Question Create package compatible with 32 bit Windows using java 1.8-361 is no more possible?

[yo3ggx]

Hello. To create a packaged version of my application compatible with 32 bit Windows, I used a few months ago jdk 1.8-351, as discussed here:
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/compiling-b4j-app-for-32bit-windows.143512/#post-911240
Today, after some changes in the code, I tried to build the packaged version using jdk 1.8-361 64 bit (latest one available from Oracle).
When I run the packager from the IDE, I get the error message "java 11+ is required".
B4J is the latest version (9.80). Does something changed in between?
I don't remember B4J version used when it worked (Oct 2022).

Thanks,
Dan

 

[teddybear]

Hello. To create a packaged version of my application compatible with 32 bit Windows, I used a few months ago jdk 1.8-351, as discussed here:
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/compiling-b4j-app-for-32bit-windows.143512/#post-911240
Today, after some changes in the code, I tried to build the packaged version using jdk 1.8-361 64 bit (latest one available from Oracle).
When I run the packager from the IDE, I get the error message "java 11+ is required".
B4J is the latest version (9.80). Does something changed in between?
I don't remember B4J version used when it worked (Oct 2022).

Thanks,
Dan

Do you want to build standalone package? then it is mandatory to java 11+ is required. I think you maybe remeber something wrong

 

[yo3ggx]

Do you want to build standalone package? then it is mandatory to java 11+ is required. I think you maybe remeber something wrong

Ooops. You're right ... it was just about compiling a compatible jar, not the full package.