B4J Question InnoSetup and self contained installers

1. https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...the-simplest-way-to-distribute-ui-apps.99835/
It include the source.
2. Look at the files folder for the .iss file used in the packager.

thank's Don for your quick response, the problem is that I use the previous B4JPackager because the version of the java in which my application is used is 8 or less. Is it possible to change the value using that version of B4JPackager?

i don´t know

Why not upgrade to Java 11?

there are no compatibility problems if the computer where it was installed has java 8 and a cpu of 32, with no possibility of updating?

For anyone who has the same problem, I found a solution, maybe not the best, but it works. According to the following link: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29372831/java-packager-tool-custom-install-location
***ALLWAYS SAVE A COPY.****
It is necessary to edit the file "ant-javafx", located in "Java\jdk1.8.0_161\ lib" once we will navigate to "com \ oracle \ tools \ packager \ windows \ template.iss" ,
From here we have two options, edit:
DefaultDirName = APPLICATION_INSTALL_ROOT \ APPLICATION_NAME
To:
DefaultDirName = {sd} \ APPLICATION_NAME
this so that our application is installed in C:/ and have no problems with administrator permissions.
The next option is to change:
PrivilegesRequired = APPLICATION_INSTALL_PRIVILEGE
to:
PrivilegesRequired = lowest
but this option did not work for me.
In case you have problems when editing, we will move this file to the desktop so that you do not have problems when editing it, dragging it again when you finish.

MAGAREY said:

there are no compatibility problems if the computer where it was installed has java 8 and a cpu of 32, with no possibility of updating?

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Java 11 requires 64 bit machine. The packagers embed the Java runtime with your app. It doesn't matter whether a different version of Java is installed or not.