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Ok I update jServer to 2.75 and now working fine.
link: See the third search results: https://www.b4x./?query=jserver+2.75
link: You need to use jServer library version 2.70
link: I have encountered before , try to see the following b4j liberary update jServer v2.75: www.b4x.com/b4j/files/jServer.zip

I'm happy to release a new version of B4J. https://www.b4x..gif The new version includes support for an important new feature - designer scripts extensions. More information here: Designer Script Extensions Other improvements: jServer 4: https://www.b4x.-v4-0-based-on-jetty-11.140437/#content N
link: @Erel with so many important enhancements in a dot release, what else are you preparing for B4J 10.0 ??? In particular, thanks so much for the major j

The new version includes support for an important new feature - designer scripts extensions. More information here: Designer Script Extensions https://www.b4x..gif Other changes: jServer 4: https://www.b4x.-v4-0-based-on-jetty-11.140437/#content Note that the previous version, now named jServer3
link: I think something is missing from the Jserver 4 library. I tried running the example HelloWorld webapp and I got this error B4J Version: 9.80 BETA #

SelectChannelEndPoint$2.run(SelectChannelEndPoint.java:75) at org.eclipse.jetty.util.thread.strategy.ExecuteProduceConsume.produceAndRun(ExecuteProduceConsume.java:213) at org.eclipse.jetty.util.thread.strategy.ExecuteProduceConsume.run(ExecuteProduceConsume.java:147) at org.eclipse.jetty.u
link: You example server/client does indeed work just fine. No idea why, but if I add the PiPage manually after the for loop, it looks like it is working

You need to use the new jServer 2.70 library for B4J: https://www.b4x.-to-internal-libaries.48274/#post-465493
link: ABMaterial 5.00 for jServer 4.00 released (source code + library) https://www.b4x.-framework-for-webapps.60072/ Alwaysbusy

I humbly apologize, I can not find the jserver v 2.80 library Where is this library located? How do I have to make sure I do not go crazy every time to look for libraries that are not found?
link: You cannot find it because it is an internal library and is already included in the IDE. Make sure to always use the latest version of B4J and you wil
link: TLS v1.1 is disabled in the latest version of jServer, as it is disabled in the underlying Jetty SDK. It is considered a weak protocol and should be

jServer3 library is the previous version of jServer library. It is the library that was included with B4J up until B4J v9.80. Starting from B4J v9.80, the included jServer library is jServer 4: https://www.b4x.-v4-0-based-on-jetty-11.140437/#content. Main difference is that jServer 4 depends on Ja

This update includes the same debugger optimizations added in B4i v5.00 which significantly improve the performance of resumable subs in debug mode. Debugger optimizations, mainly with resumable subs. jServer v3.00 is included. Jetty, the underlying open source project, was updated from 9.4.6 to 9.

Hi, I'm using jRDC2 to connect to MSSQLServer DB in all my projects with no problems in several servers, today after installing all the requirements and from jRDC2 source running in Debug mode (I tested in Release too), I tested using the browser with localhost and this message appears: RemoteServer

Starting from B4J v9.80 this library is included as an internal library. Old library: https://www.b4x./#content This is a new version of jServer. It is based on Jetty 11.0.9. Previous versions were based on an early version of Jetty 9. There were many improvements in Jetty during the last couple of
link: Will it be possible to have jServer 3.0 & jServer 4.0 libs available in the ide. We currently are using jSever 3.0 and do not have plans to move to Ja
link: Library source code is available here: https://github.
link: Not sure if i have to create separate threads for these. These are working well on Jserver 3 1. Does not initialize the map ConnectedBrowsers = srv

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