Alberto Iglesias Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 29, 2018 #1 Somebody knows if when running an app created by B4J on a MAC need install something else? Because the same .jar running on Windows, You can see every components (button, listview, images, etc) and when running on a Mac this components not showing. Look the screenshots with the same .jar running on both OS (windows and mac) My sample is attach in this post..... Attachments SampleAppWithForm.zip SampleAppWithForm.zip 6.5 KB · Views: 498
Somebody knows if when running an app created by B4J on a MAC need install something else? Because the same .jar running on Windows, You can see every components (button, listview, images, etc) and when running on a Mac this components not showing. Look the screenshots with the same .jar running on both OS (windows and mac) My sample is attach in this post.....
Alberto Iglesias Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User May 2, 2018 #41 I reinstall the mac osx on VMWARE, starting with EL CAPITAIN, install the JDK 8 now is working very well, like a real mac. My next step is update for High Sierra to test. Upvote 0
I reinstall the mac osx on VMWARE, starting with EL CAPITAIN, install the JDK 8 now is working very well, like a real mac. My next step is update for High Sierra to test.
P paulgr New Member Licensed User Longtime User May 7, 2018 #42 I've set up VMware 12 player running on Windows 10 with MacOS as guest. JDK 1.8.0_172 installed on both Sierra and High Sierra VMs. Your .jar works ok on Sierra, but empty form on High Sierra. High Sierra might be the problem somehow. Paul Upvote 0
I've set up VMware 12 player running on Windows 10 with MacOS as guest. JDK 1.8.0_172 installed on both Sierra and High Sierra VMs. Your .jar works ok on Sierra, but empty form on High Sierra. High Sierra might be the problem somehow. Paul
Alberto Iglesias Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User May 7, 2018 #43 Yes. Works very well until version SIERRA, more than this, don't work anymore! I tried with: EL CAPITAN: OK SIERRA: OK HIGH SIERRA: NOT OK tested with JDK 1.7, 1.8 and 1.10 Upvote 0
Yes. Works very well until version SIERRA, more than this, don't work anymore! I tried with: EL CAPITAN: OK SIERRA: OK HIGH SIERRA: NOT OK tested with JDK 1.7, 1.8 and 1.10
Starchild Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 23, 2019 #44 Alberto Iglesias said: Yes. Works very well until version SIERRA, more than this, don't work anymore! I tried with: EL CAPITAN: OK SIERRA: OK HIGH SIERRA: NOT OK tested with JDK 1.7, 1.8 and 1.10 Click to expand... I have updated my iMac to Mohave (from Sierra) and have the same problem. Did you resolve your problem on High Sierra? Upvote 0
Alberto Iglesias said: Yes. Works very well until version SIERRA, more than this, don't work anymore! I tried with: EL CAPITAN: OK SIERRA: OK HIGH SIERRA: NOT OK tested with JDK 1.7, 1.8 and 1.10 Click to expand... I have updated my iMac to Mohave (from Sierra) and have the same problem. Did you resolve your problem on High Sierra?
techknight Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 23, 2019 #45 I wonder if this is related to the Metal API and JavaFX not being compatible with it? Edit: Saw in another thread this is a known bug and was resolved in JDK 9. Have you tried Java 9? Last edited: Sep 23, 2019 Upvote 0
I wonder if this is related to the Metal API and JavaFX not being compatible with it? Edit: Saw in another thread this is a known bug and was resolved in JDK 9. Have you tried Java 9?
Starchild Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 24, 2019 #46 techknight said: I wonder if this is related to the Metal API and JavaFX not being compatible with it? Edit: Saw in another thread this is a known bug and was resolved in JDK 9. Have you tried Java 9? Click to expand... Not yet. I think your write. For now I have installed a bootable Sierra Partion on the Mac so I can go back and forth depending what I need to compile/package. I will have a go at JDK9 under Mohave when I get some more free time. Thanks. Upvote 0
techknight said: I wonder if this is related to the Metal API and JavaFX not being compatible with it? Edit: Saw in another thread this is a known bug and was resolved in JDK 9. Have you tried Java 9? Click to expand... Not yet. I think your write. For now I have installed a bootable Sierra Partion on the Mac so I can go back and forth depending what I need to compile/package. I will have a go at JDK9 under Mohave when I get some more free time. Thanks.
