Android Question [B4X IDE] Commentlink file autoclose

Blueforcer

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I've introduced a new command link in my project, structured as follows:

B4X:
'ide://run?File=%B4X%\UITest.jar

When I execute the program using this command link, it launches without any issues but unexpectedly shuts down after one minute, displaying "Completed. Exit code: -1." This occurs even with a fresh, unmodified template of a B4J UI program.

Interestingly, when I start the application without using the command link, it runs continuously without closing on its own.

How can I modify the command link to prevent the application from closing prematurely?
 
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Blueforcer

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Without a tracelog i guess noone can answer here.
You need to find out why it is exiting.
There is no tracelog, it seems the IDE just closes it with Completed. Exit code: -1.. And it happens with every program after exact 1 minute.
Starting it with commandline or double-click, the application stays.

i also tried it with scrcpy
B4X:
'scrcpy: ide://run?file=%PROJECT%\scrcpy\scrcpy.exe
with the same behavior. starting the exe normaly it doesnt close itself

So im pretty sure the IDE has something like a timeout etc when calling the file.

ive attached the test-app wich deos nothing except of showing the standard B4J template Form. Copy it into the IDE install folder and hit the comment link
 

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teddybear

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As DonManfred said, it will have a tracelog above "Completed. Exit code: -1.". I have tested the UITest.jar you posted on my IDE, it works.

 
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Blueforcer

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As DonManfred said, it will have a tracelog above "Completed. Exit code: -1.". I have tested the UITest.jar you posted on my IDE, it works.

I would post it if it said something. It shows nothing in my IDE except of this.
Did your test survive more than 1 minute?
 
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teddybear

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An alternative solution is to build the jar as standalone package.
 
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