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B4J adds all the required modules. The simplest way to run the app is by building a standalone package. Other ways: 1. Compile with Java 8. This will create an executable jar (depends on Java 8 being installed and configured as the default Java). 2. I don't recommend it but if you don't want a sta
link: My app works perfectly in B4J (Windows), in both debug and release mode. However, I can't seem to run the JAR file outside of B4J. I'm trying this:
link: You missing JavaFX in version 14 Use this, It is with JavaFX https://www.b4x.com/b4j/files/java/jdk-14.0.1.zip Maybe also set the Path so Windows c

Check this: https://www.b4x.-the-simplest-way-to-distribute-ui-apps.99835/
link: I posted previously about this and have tried compiling in release which created a .jar extension app:- C:\DevX\Legals\LegalVisits\B4J\Objects\LegalV
link: that posting is somewhat meaningless... it states 2 ways to run it but only shows one... states create a json file = is that a text file with an exte

If you installed Java 8, simply right click on one of your .jar file, select Properties --> change where there is open with, click on Look for another app on this pc and find in the main dir of java usually Program Files (x86) inside Java\jre1.0.xxx\bin and finally select javaw If you installed java
link: my last windows computer i use to link jar file in windows link and it ran the program, i since got new computer and it will not do that now. i've tri
link: The ssme exe you set in the IDE paths
link: Thanks for your help. However following your instructions I cannot run the exe file because when running 'run_debug.bat it seems the 'additional.jars'

You can run a .jar file in windows too https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/how-can-i-run-my-compiled-jrdc-jar-in-my-windows-server-if-jrdc-jar-isnt-running.124706/post-782391

In English Greetings, I have an app made in B4J that works very well in MS Windows developed using the option "Create a standalone package". Now when I copy the .JAR file in Linux Centos 7 I get the error: "JavaFX runtime components are missing, and are required to run this application". I woul
link: In English Is B4JPackager11 still necessary today? I think it is already integrated in the current version of B4J version 9.80. I manage to run the .
link: You need OpenJDK See:

I confirm that the jar file built with jdk 1.8xxx 64bit runs perfect on a Windows 10 32bit with Oracle jre 1.8.xxx For the "32 bit" version. I was forced to disable one of the features based on purejavahidapi.
link: It should work if you compile it with 64 bit Java 8 and then run it on 32bit Java 8. Jar files are word length and hardware independent. It is just th
link: Hello everybody. I have a b4j 64bit application working with no issues. I want to make a build for 32bit Windows. If i just use the jar file with 32bi

3) Installing a version of Java that includes JavaFX. This is the part that took me the most time. To run b4j-bridge jar file, we need to find a version of Java that includes Javafx, that simplifies a lot the command line / terminal (like this and didn't work for me on macOs but was working on Linux

With Java 8 you could run a jar on a Windows PC by double clicking on it. This does not work with OpenJDK so as I want to be able to quickly run some utility B4J programs easily without packaging them this is what I did. 1) I installed OpenJDK in a convenient place, mine is in 'C:\jdk-11', and set
link: This is probably an incomplete answer and is Windows only but from my point of view - Java 8 was installed by a 'proper' installer that set a Path e
link: Based on this command, I can create a batch file as below: @ECHO OFF TITLE RUN A JAR FILE CD C:\Java\jdk-11.0.1\bin javaw --module-path C:\Java\jdk-11
link: Yes, but that approach implies having to edit the batch file to update the path each time you copy it to a new location. The solution proposed by Andr

Run the JAR file on the command line or terminal window if a double-clicking fails. There is also a good way described here: https://mac.eltima.com/how-to-open-jar-file-mac.html
link: Start the terminal, type "java -jar yourjar.jar". Example and more detailed:https://www.b4x.-debugging-with-b4j-bridge.38804/#content
link: Hi Guys, Anyone has an idea how to run a jar application on mac. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
link: I'll try this one.. thanks rboeck..

I'm still not clear on how to get my windows jar file to run on a Mac. Erel's post (which is closed now) list the following steps: Creating it is done with: Run the project locally (on Windows) to generate the compiled jar. It will be in the Objects folder. Copy it to the Mac. I understand this l
link: I downloaded mac-jdk-11 and installed it on my Mac. Terminal window: java -versions shows Java version 11.0.9 SE Runtime Enviroment From finder I dou
link: The steps as seen from a flying airplane: 1. Build the jar on the Windows computer and copy it to the Mac. 2. Connect to the Mac with B4J-Bridge. This
link: UPDATE: I ran b4j-bridge.jar from the Mac terminal window. I loaded B4JPackager11 on my windows machine. I edited InputJar Private InputJar As Strin

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