B4J Question OpenJDK 19 + OpenJFX runtime for windows 10

Swissmade

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• Jan 29, 2026

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Has not to be a problem

 

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Erel

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• Jan 29, 2026

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Not sure that I understand the question. If you want to create a standalone package then create one: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...distribute-standalone-ui-apps.117880/#content

 

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spiroskaras

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• Jan 29, 2026

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Hello,
I need to find (download ) the runtime enviroment (JRE FOR JAVA OpenJDK 19 )

 

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Jones Hone

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• Jan 30, 2026

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OpenJDK 19 is a non-LTS version (released in September 2022). It has now expired and is no longer officially maintained with updates (no security patches available). It is strongly recommended to upgrade to a currently supported LTS version, such as JDK 21 or JDK 17.

 

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Jones Hone

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• Jan 30, 2026

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OpenJDK Downloads | OpenLogic

Free, quarterly builds of OpenJDK for Linux, Windows, and MacOS.

www.openlogic.com

This website allows you to download various versions of JDK and JRE, but not version 19.

You can creating a Custom JRE from a JDK using jlink.exe:
jlink is a tool built into the JDK that is specifically designed to generate a custom Java runtime image.
It allows you to create a tailored JRE that contains only the modules required by your application, resulting in a smaller and more efficient runtime environment.

 

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spiroskaras

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• Jan 30, 2026

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Thanks a lot !!!!!

 

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