B4J Question Missing Components when running on MAC?

Alberto Iglesias

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Somebody knows if when running an app created by B4J on a MAC need install something else?

Because the same .jar running on Windows, You can see every components (button, listview, images, etc) and when running on a Mac this components not showing.

Look the screenshots with the same .jar running on both OS (windows and mac)

My sample is attach in this post.....




 

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ThRuST

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Reinstall VMWARE, even try another version or solution. We're getting closer to locate the problem
 
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ThRuST

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yes make a fresh new install set everything up then compare settings with the machine that works, the post your report
 
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keirS

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Hello Erel,

I saw a lot of sites with some incompatible between Java and VMWARE.

I don't know if this is true, i'm investigating about that.

The jar file is attached! In 3 real mac works.... but in this vmware, not!

When you say VMWare what are you referring to? ESXi, Fusion or Workstation Pro?
 
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keirS

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First thing is you are not running the latest build of Workstation Pro so I would update it as a first step.

 
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Alberto Iglesias

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Do you have any virtual MACOSX running on your VMWARE?

I ask because I don't think is with version, I saw a lot of discutions about this acceleration 3D for MAC OS, and everyone says is not compatible.

And this new update now tell nothing related about this.

If you have installed, can you try running this little jar?
 
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ThRuST

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@Alberto Iglesias I think you should let go of the VMWARE and use B4J without it. Compile your work then just run it on a REAL Mac. That will solve everything.
 
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keirS

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I don't have a OSX VM at the moment unfortunately.
 
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