For Mac
as already suggested by the good @KMatle
I needed to remove the Packager property (The B4J-packager does it on it's own with the new version)
Note 1*
In the code I had to change:
Ultil here is the same as for windows ( and work Note 1* ) if you build using "Build standalone Package"
But if you like using the command line ( for MAC you havent Build standalone Package ) you need to put the following code in the json file
Once this is done you can compile with the usual commands, like:
For Windows look @KMatle Thread
as already suggested by the good @KMatle
I needed to remove the Packager property (The B4J-packager does it on it's own with the new version)
Note 1*
B4X:
'#PackagerProperty: AdditionalModuleInfoString =provides org.apache.poi.extractor.ExtractorProvider with org.apache.poi.extractor.MainExtractorFactory, org.apache.poi.ooxml.extractor.POIXMLExtractorFactory; provides org.apache.poi.sl.draw.ImageRenderer with org.apache.poi.sl.draw.BitmapImageRenderer, org.apache.poi.xslf.draw.SVGImageRenderer; provides org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.WorkbookProvider with org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFWorkbookFactory, org.apache.poi.xssf.usermodel.XSSFWorkbookFactory;opens org.apache.xmlbeans.metadata.system.sXMLTOOLS; opens org.apache.xmlbeans.metadata.system.sXMLSCHEMA;opens org.apache.xmlbeans.metadata.system.sXMLLANG;opens org.apache.xmlbeans.metadata.system.sXMLCONFIG;opens org.apache.poi.schemas.ooxml.system.ooxml;In the code I had to change:
B4X:
titleStyle.ForegroundColor = fx.Colors.LightGray 'or xui.Color_LightGrayUltil here is the same as for windows ( and work Note 1* ) if you build using "Build standalone Package"
But if you like using the command line ( for MAC you havent Build standalone Package ) you need to put the following code in the json file
B4X:
{
InputJar: "/Users/youruser/Desktop/yourfolder/MYAPP/Objects/MyApp.jar",
IconFile: "/Users/youruser/Desktop/yourfolder/MYAPP/icona.ico",
IncludedModules: ["jdk.charsets","jdk.crypto.ec"],
AdditionalModuleInfoString: "provides org.apache.poi.extractor.ExtractorProvider with org.apache.poi.extractor.MainExtractorFactory, org.apache.poi.ooxml.extractor.POIXMLExtractorFactory; provides org.apache.poi.sl.draw.ImageRenderer with org.apache.poi.sl.draw.BitmapImageRenderer, org.apache.poi.xslf.draw.SVGImageRenderer; provides org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.WorkbookProvider with org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFWorkbookFactory, org.apache.poi.xssf.usermodel.XSSFWorkbookFactory;opens org.apache.xmlbeans.metadata.system.sXMLTOOLS; opens org.apache.xmlbeans.metadata.system.sXMLSCHEMA;opens org.apache.xmlbeans.metadata.system.sXMLLANG;opens org.apache.xmlbeans.metadata.system.sXMLCONFIG;opens org.apache.poi.schemas.ooxml.system.ooxml;"
}Once this is done you can compile with the usual commands, like:
For Windows look @KMatle Thread
[jPOI] Migration to version 5 experience (not a big thing)
Just a short note how my experience was migrating to JPOI5. Not worth a tutorial - more a "all easy note" when you migrate an important app (like mine which is used by a company). I needed to remove the Packager property (The B4J-packager does it on it's own with the new version)...www.b4x.com
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