I have a problem using a B4J application on a remote desktop on a remote Windows10 machine.
It works fine using Windows10 RDP but if I connect with AnyDesk, TeamViewer, or even Remote Desktop for Mac, I have a view/control that is not painted (in this case PDFBOX). It remains black.
This seems to be a bug with JavaFX. There might be a possible fix as shown in the below link but then I need to use OpenJFX17
https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8239589
My issue is not 100% identical but very similar (control remains black).
It can also be due to Hardware acceleration but on our Windows machines in the office, it cannot be deactivated.
So I am trying "anything" to see if I can resolve the problem...
As to downloading, installing, and using OpenJFX17 on the remote machine, do I need to do anything particular in order to get it working with B4J?
Asking since Anywhere Software provides a special download link for the JDK which seems to be customized for B4J.
It works fine using Windows10 RDP but if I connect with AnyDesk, TeamViewer, or even Remote Desktop for Mac, I have a view/control that is not painted (in this case PDFBOX). It remains black.
This seems to be a bug with JavaFX. There might be a possible fix as shown in the below link but then I need to use OpenJFX17
https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8239589
My issue is not 100% identical but very similar (control remains black).
It can also be due to Hardware acceleration but on our Windows machines in the office, it cannot be deactivated.
So I am trying "anything" to see if I can resolve the problem...
As to downloading, installing, and using OpenJFX17 on the remote machine, do I need to do anything particular in order to get it working with B4J?
Asking since Anywhere Software provides a special download link for the JDK which seems to be customized for B4J.
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