S Steve-h Member Dec 12, 2021 #1 Using the built in Packager for a fairly simple App I find the exe and folders that have to be sent with it are far too large to email. Even Zipped the file is 33Mb Does that sound correct or am I including files I don't need
Using the built in Packager for a fairly simple App I find the exe and folders that have to be sent with it are far too large to email. Even Zipped the file is 33Mb Does that sound correct or am I including files I don't need
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 13, 2021 #2 This is the expected size and it isn't really affected by your code size. The package includes an embedded Java runtime engine. Upvote 0
This is the expected size and it isn't really affected by your code size. The package includes an embedded Java runtime engine.
S Steve-h Member Dec 13, 2021 #3 Thank you Will have to rethink how I distribute it, rather a shock coming from years of using C and Assembler. Presumably the Android and Ios versions, when I have figured how to do them will not require the Java runtime. Upvote 0
Thank you Will have to rethink how I distribute it, rather a shock coming from years of using C and Assembler. Presumably the Android and Ios versions, when I have figured how to do them will not require the Java runtime.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 13, 2021 #4 Steve-h said: Presumably the Android and Ios versions, when I have figured how to do them will not require the Java runtime. Click to expand... True. Steve-h said: Will have to rethink how I distribute it, Click to expand... You can use Java 8 and release the compiled jar. It will be small and the user will be able to run it with a double click, assuming that Java 8 is installed on the client computer. Upvote 0
Steve-h said: Presumably the Android and Ios versions, when I have figured how to do them will not require the Java runtime. Click to expand... True. Steve-h said: Will have to rethink how I distribute it, Click to expand... You can use Java 8 and release the compiled jar. It will be small and the user will be able to run it with a double click, assuming that Java 8 is installed on the client computer.
S Steve-h Member Dec 13, 2021 #5 Thank you Erel The almost instant support from you and others on here is exceptional. I am very aware that whilst I am still getting to grips with B4X my frequent questions probably seem a bit simplistic. Upvote 0
Thank you Erel The almost instant support from you and others on here is exceptional. I am very aware that whilst I am still getting to grips with B4X my frequent questions probably seem a bit simplistic.
