This class provides two features:
1. Running ui and non-ui B4J jars programmatically.
2. Killing Java processes based on the jar name or the main class name.
Both features are compatible with the host being built as a standalone package. This was not trivial to implement. jCore v10.31+ is required: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/updates-to-internal-libaries.48274/post-1031509
Notes:
- Tested on Windows only.
Standalone package hosts:
The target app runs with the custom image created for the host.
1. Make sure to use a different package name for the target app. Better not one with the same prefix as the host.
2. For most non-b4xlibs, you will need to include the library when compiling the host. Use the run_debug.bat to find errors related to missing libraries.
Updates:
v2.00 - Adds support for UI apps.
v1.01 - Powershell is only used if JPS isn't found (standalone packages). You can also copy jps.exe to the bin folder of the standalone package if needed.
1. Running ui and non-ui B4J jars programmatically.
2. Killing Java processes based on the jar name or the main class name.
Both features are compatible with the host being built as a standalone package. This was not trivial to implement. jCore v10.31+ is required: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/updates-to-internal-libaries.48274/post-1031509
Notes:
- Tested on Windows only.
Standalone package hosts:
The target app runs with the custom image created for the host.
1. Make sure to use a different package name for the target app. Better not one with the same prefix as the host.
2. For most non-b4xlibs, you will need to include the library when compiling the host. Use the run_debug.bat to find errors related to missing libraries.
Updates:
v2.00 - Adds support for UI apps.
v1.01 - Powershell is only used if JPS isn't found (standalone packages). You can also copy jps.exe to the bin folder of the standalone package if needed.
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