F fishwolf Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 16, 2016 #1 i have follow this tutorial https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4j-and-raspberry-pi-boards.37019/page-2 i have install jdk and javafx i run application from shell, i see the log on shell, but don't see the graphic UI of application any suggest? Thanks
i have follow this tutorial https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4j-and-raspberry-pi-boards.37019/page-2 i have install jdk and javafx i run application from shell, i see the log on shell, but don't see the graphic UI of application any suggest? Thanks
F fishwolf Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 3, 2016 #21 Erel said: Oracle has removed JavaFX from newer versions of Java for ARM boards. The last supported version was Java 8.06 (8u6). Click to expand... if i use Java 8.06 version for B4J and Raspberry, all work fine? i don't know better java, but for GUI i have see use "swing", that maybe is include into main java package. or not? Upvote 0
Erel said: Oracle has removed JavaFX from newer versions of Java for ARM boards. The last supported version was Java 8.06 (8u6). Click to expand... if i use Java 8.06 version for B4J and Raspberry, all work fine? i don't know better java, but for GUI i have see use "swing", that maybe is include into main java package. or not?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 3, 2016 #22 The minimum version of Java for B4J UI apps is 8.40. It might work but it will not be perfect. Upvote 0
F fishwolf Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 3, 2016 #23 Erel said: The minimum version of Java for B4J UI apps is 8.40. It might work but it will not be perfect. Click to expand... you think that in the future, this problem will resolved in B4J? Upvote 0
Erel said: The minimum version of Java for B4J UI apps is 8.40. It might work but it will not be perfect. Click to expand... you think that in the future, this problem will resolved in B4J?
KMatle Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 3, 2016 #24 fishwolf said: you think that in the future, this problem will resolved in B4J? Click to expand... Not a B4J problem. It is because Oracle removed JacaFX from newer versions :-( Upvote 0
fishwolf said: you think that in the future, this problem will resolved in B4J? Click to expand... Not a B4J problem. It is because Oracle removed JacaFX from newer versions :-(
F fishwolf Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 3, 2016 #25 KMatle said: Not a B4J problem. It is because Oracle removed JacaFX from newer versions :-( Click to expand... I have understand, but if B4J will use in the future other GUI library (for example swing) maybe this problem will resolved it isn't a big problem, for now, i can use gambas, a vb for linux. I would have liked use all tools by great Erel Thank you Upvote 0
KMatle said: Not a B4J problem. It is because Oracle removed JacaFX from newer versions :-( Click to expand... I have understand, but if B4J will use in the future other GUI library (for example swing) maybe this problem will resolved it isn't a big problem, for now, i can use gambas, a vb for linux. I would have liked use all tools by great Erel Thank you
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 4, 2016 #26 fishwolf said: you think that in the future, this problem will resolved in B4J? Click to expand... There are no plans to switch to a different UI toolkit. If Oracle will add it back then it will be supported. Upvote 0
fishwolf said: you think that in the future, this problem will resolved in B4J? Click to expand... There are no plans to switch to a different UI toolkit. If Oracle will add it back then it will be supported.
I inakigarm Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 4, 2016 #27 I've seen in another post that it's possible to use openjfx substititing javafx; found information about it but I'm not totally sure that it"s sufficient to run UI apps on Raspberry. Anyone can confirm this point? (I've bought RPI 3 but it's out of stock in Amazon) Upvote 0
I've seen in another post that it's possible to use openjfx substititing javafx; found information about it but I'm not totally sure that it"s sufficient to run UI apps on Raspberry. Anyone can confirm this point? (I've bought RPI 3 but it's out of stock in Amazon)
