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I think you should copy it to your app.data folder first, then execute it with jShell
link: Search the forum, it has been answered so many times ;) https://www.b4x./?query=jshell+jar&product=b4j&page=2 -> This post is correct: https://www.b4

Yes. You can create a UI app and don't show the main form. However a server app (based on jServer) should be a real non-ui app. You can start a another jar with jShell.
link: I should follow this then. Let the Server be a nonui app. And when i need to create a Image i´ll build something using jshell to start a app (UI App n

It will be easier to read this post with text instead of screenshots. If I understood correctly then you are using jShell to run curl??? Why??? Use jOkHttpUtils2.

Probably I have to send an EOF before killing the process, but I do not know how I can do it, may using Robot library ? Or just using shell.WriteToInputStream ? I attached the small project to reproduce it, here I just pass a code string to the compressor and try to get back the resulting minified
link: Just trying to see if it's possible to use the jar directly (#AdditionalJar: ...), without using jShell.
link: I have a feeling it's to do with writing to the stream, but not being able to flush the stream, thus ensuring the eof is read by the compressor. I di
link: mEventName & "_FileComplete", False, Null) End If Return True End If File.WriteString(File.DirTemp, fName, CodeString) '

The extension .exe is not necessary and not cross-platform. I use jshell to run other jars, too and I find that it will automatically use the java environment which it runs on.

in cmd, try typing "java -help" you will get all the parameters: so it seems that you should pass it this way, by just adding your args after the jarfile filename: Sub startApp Log("Starting Remote App") jshl.Initialize("jsl","java",Array As String("-jar","myApp.jar", "arg1", "arg2", "arg
link: Hi All I am using jShell to start another B4J app on a remote server which works fine. My question is how do I pass a variable to the remote app so
link: Thanks jmon, Tried that. I added 'arg1' as a string " = OK" In the app the called app , I checked for a string of any length ie Sub appstart
link: it works for me ?? try this: For i = 0 To Args.Length -1 Log(Args(i)) Next that will loops through all your args and log them. I'm not sure, but

The way I would do it is to create a separate JAR that modifies one image at a time. Call this JAR with the path of the image as the argument (arg()) and process the image. Then in the main application, create a list of paths to process with jShellQueue, call the JAR for each path, set the maximum
link: Please Jmon how i do to run an .jar with parameters ? try this but nothing happend queue.AddToQueue( "jCreaFoto.jar",Array As String(pathwatermark, p

http://central.maven..1/jSensors-2.1.jar http://central.maven..0/jPowerShell-2.0.jar http://central.maven..5.1/jna-4.5.1.jar http://central.maven.org/maven2/org/slf4j/slf4j-api/1.7.25/slf4j-api-1.7.25.jar http://central.maven.org/maven2/org/slf4j/slf4j-simple/1.7.25/slf4j-simple-1.7.25.jar Down

The jShell library allows you to start other programs. It is based on Apache Commons Exec project: http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-exec/index.html The programs are always started asynchronously. ProcessComplete event is raised when the process completes. The following code will run the Ja
link: If I want to run B4iBuildServer.jar from jSHELL, how we can to this? I try: Dim shl AsShell shl.Initialize("shl", "java", ArrayAsString("-jar", "B4
link: Erel, I am trying to use jShell in Linux, "Non_UI Application", but it doesn't do anything, not even fires the ProcessComplete sub. any ideas ? I am
link: stdo.Initialize stder.Initialize runner = File.Combine(File.DirInternalCache, "runner") command = File.Combine(File.DirInternalCache, "com

Hi to all I have a non UI program (ABMaterial.jar) that does not start using jshell from another UI program. This the sub (sub already used that has always worked) Sub Ruwsocketws Dim javaexe As String javaexe = File.Combine(GetSystemProperty("java.home", ""), "bin/java") shws.Initialize("s
link: Maybe you will have to set the shws.WorkingDirectory too?
link: Where is this code located in your ABMaterial application?
link: The same error with shws.WorkingDirectory = File.DirApp Not of course, if you read well I say ....... 'using jshell from another UI program' The

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