Mikelgiles Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 25, 2020 #1 How do I figure out what to put into the Inputjar string? I was assuming that when I did the F5 or run command that it was creating a jar file for the app. But I cannot find one so I assume my assumption was wrong. Can someone offer advice? My app name is Cashflow and it does work as planned when working in B4J and I need to create a install package for it and cant even figure out the first part. I assume my lack of knowledge on Java is contributing to my ignorance. Really hoping that someone can point me in the right direction and my first hurdle is how to find the jar file needed for the InputJar setting in the .Process_globals Sub.
How do I figure out what to put into the Inputjar string? I was assuming that when I did the F5 or run command that it was creating a jar file for the app. But I cannot find one so I assume my assumption was wrong. Can someone offer advice? My app name is Cashflow and it does work as planned when working in B4J and I need to create a install package for it and cant even figure out the first part. I assume my lack of knowledge on Java is contributing to my ignorance. Really hoping that someone can point me in the right direction and my first hurdle is how to find the jar file needed for the InputJar setting in the .Process_globals Sub.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 25, 2020 #2 Mikelgiles said: I assume my lack of knowledge on Java is contributing to my ignorance. Click to expand... It has nothing to do with Java. When you run your app in release mode it shows the full path to the jar. Carefully read the compilation window output. Upvote 0
Mikelgiles said: I assume my lack of knowledge on Java is contributing to my ignorance. Click to expand... It has nothing to do with Java. When you run your app in release mode it shows the full path to the jar. Carefully read the compilation window output.
Mikelgiles Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 25, 2020 #3 Erel said: When you run your app in release mode it shows the full path to the jar. Carefully read the compilation window output. Click to expand... Thank you Erel. The solution was so simple I feel embarrassed! Upvote 0
Erel said: When you run your app in release mode it shows the full path to the jar. Carefully read the compilation window output. Click to expand... Thank you Erel. The solution was so simple I feel embarrassed!
