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In the additional libraries folder, I found jscc.jar. This I renamed to jssc-old.jar. Copied the jssc-2.9.4.jar file to this directory and renamed to jssc.jar. Now my program is working. Thanks Erel.
link: Try it with the latest version of jssc: https://github.com/java-.9.4/jssc-2.9.4.jar

v1.30 - Adds support for Java 11 and 64 bit computers based on: https://github.com/java-native/jssc Instructions related to jSerial and B4J Packager 11: https://www.b4x.-library.34762/post-735742
link: v1.40 - Based on jssc v2.9.6. Provides better handling of low level errors.
link: jSerial and B4J Packager 11 jSerial depends on a native library named jssc.dll. It is included inside jssc.jar, under the natives folder. Remember th
link: v1.32 - Based on jssc v2.9.4.

A new version of jssc.dll (inside the zip) uploaded to the first post. It was extracted from jSerial 1.40.
link: The default target folder should be: temp\build\bin\ If using jSerial put the attached jssc.dll file in the project folder and add: #CustomBuildActio
link: This is a great addition @Erel! You'd know I particularly like the ability to automatically add jssc.dll when using jSerial. Is there a default Inst

Is it OK in the .XML of the lib? With latest jssc-2.9.6.jar, renamed into jssc.jar, now the AStream_Error event gives the error (under Linux): No app crash now ! It's for sure better than before.
link: Replace jssc.jar with the new one (rename it first). It looks like no other change is needed. After you test it, I will update the zip.

Fixed the Access Violation on removing a USB serial device while it is open. Now it just silently kills the AsyncStreams by executing the error routine. The way its supposed to.
link: Just in case it's never been confirmed before (I think the posts above are from a few days before the first Java 11 version of B4J was released); usin
link: That's certainly similar to the error I saw before this jssc.jar fixed it. Have you followed the final instruction too? This refers to files in the
link: I fixed and recompiled the Native DLL for JSSC which was causing Access Violation crashes when attempting to open a serial port on Windows 10 64 bit s

1. Download v1.40 again: https://www.b4x.-library.34762/#content It includes a modified jssc.jar that fixes this issue. 2. I've uploaded the updated jssc.dll to: https://www.b4x.-b4jpackager11-the-simple-way-to-distribute-standalone-ui-apps.117880/ This is the file that should be put in the projec
link: I am getting the following errors in Logs. B4JPackager11 Version 1.40 Exe name: MyApp.exe build folder: C:\B4X\DEVELO~1\MY3EB8~1\B4J\Objects\temp\bui

Carefully follow these instructions: 1. Open jssc.jar with 7zip and extract osx_64\libjssc.dylib 2. Build a release app and copy it to the Mac (or rename tempjar/AsyncInputX). 3. Click on the Link button in MacSigner. 4. Copy libjssc.dylib to build/lib/ 5. Click on the package button. 121391
link: I have a b4j application working as expected on Linux and Windows . It runs ok on Mac using b4j-bridge. I build it without errors using MacSigner v1.0
link: I have the line #CustomBuildAction: After Packager, %WINDIR%\System32\robocopy.exe, ..\ temp\build\bin\ jssc.dll The packaged application (using int
link: https://www.b4x.-jssc-error-with-b4jpackager11.112846/post-813540

If I copy the jssc.dll file in the repack script (not in a separate #CustomBuildAction, it works as expected.
link: Hello. I'm using internal B4Jpackager in the latest B4J v10.20. As I'm using jSerial, jssc.dll was unlocked and is copied to the bin folder with: #Cu

Copy the error and post it as TEXT. Noone wants to look for an error in an image At least you now know what is happening! jssc library can not be loaded. Search for similar problems in forum. For example this: https://www.b4x.-jssc-error-with-b4jpackager11.112846/
link: here is the error on run_debug.bat C:\B4J\crono-timer\Serial_Test\Objects\temp\build\bin>java.exe @release_java_modules.txt -m b4j/b4j.example.main
link: I suggest to SEARCH The forum first every time you encounter a new problem. The solution is here: https://www.b4x.-jssc-error-with-b4jpackager11.1128

I presumed that the jssc.jar contained in the current version (1.31) of the jSerial library would be the correct one, but I replaced it with the jssc.jar from this post even though it pre-dates release of the latest version of jSerial. The jssc.jar in that library archive may be OK for other platfor
link: WinApplication.lambda$runLoop$3(Unknown Source) at java.base/java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source) So why "Couldn't load library library jssc" whe
link: Thanks Man ! That did the trick ! I didn't want to replace it as it was smaller and older than the one I originally swapped in, just to get Serial wor
link: While the method used above solved the problem at that time, the "correct" way when using the Integrated B4JPackager11 is to follow Tips and special c

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