B4J Question JPOI and Packager 11

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Philip Prins

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Hello ,

Is tip below still applicable:
#PackagerProperty: AdditionalModuleInfoString = opens schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans.system.sD023D6490046BA0250A839A9AD24C443;
#PackagerProperty: IncludedModules = jdk.charsets

When i add this
B4X: 
#PackagerProperty: AdditionalModuleInfoString = opens schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans.system.sD023D6490046BA0250A839A9AD24C443;

I get an error when packaging
jar: Package schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans.system.sD023D6490046BA0250A839A9AD24C443 missing from ModulePackages class file attribute

B4J 9.8 JPOI 5.01
 
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With XLUtils/jPOI5 that PackagerProperty is no longer needed:

XLUtils, jPOI5 libraries & B4JPackager11

I'm a little confused about using XLUtils/jPOI 5 in an app and then packaging with the Integrated B4JPackager11. When using XLUtils in an app we don't seem to have to add the jPOI library to the app on the Libraries Manager tab, just the XLUtils library Is that correct? Hence, when packaging...
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[jPOI] Migration to version 5 experience (not a big thing)

Just a short note how my experience was migrating to JPOI5. Not worth a tutorial - more a "all easy note" when you migrate an important app (like mine which is used by a company). I needed to remove the Packager property (The B4J-packager does it on it's own with the new version)...
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Chris2

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With XLUtils/jPOI5 that PackagerProperty is no longer needed:

XLUtils, jPOI5 libraries & B4JPackager11

I'm a little confused about using XLUtils/jPOI 5 in an app and then packaging with the Integrated B4JPackager11. When using XLUtils in an app we don't seem to have to add the jPOI library to the app on the Libraries Manager tab, just the XLUtils library Is that correct? Hence, when packaging...
www.b4x.com

This may also be relevant:

[jPOI] Migration to version 5 experience (not a big thing)

Just a short note how my experience was migrating to JPOI5. Not worth a tutorial - more a "all easy note" when you migrate an important app (like mine which is used by a company). I needed to remove the Packager property (The B4J-packager does it on it's own with the new version)...
www.b4x.com
 
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