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B4J Question [Solved] -B4J hangs after initial Logo -First time after successful installation
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YES.
Everything, exactly in the same sequence.
I installed jdk-8u251-windows-x64.exe
If you think it would help, I can try the OpenJDK route.
I will do it anyway and let you know the result.
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Hmm..
I haven't had any such problem with any other software so far.
Mine is a Dell machine and the display driver is the official one from Dell support.
Which version of .Net framework you suggest ?
Since it is not Java related, I will not bother with installing OpenJDK
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Q: I'm getting this error on startup: "Application could not be initialized correctly error 0xc0000135".
A: Install Microsoft .Net Framework 4+: .Net Framework 4.5.2.
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After that failed attempt, I checked what is the verstion installed in my machine.
It is .NET Framework 4.8
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Success at last !
A kind soul called Peter Simpson went to great trouble to help me out.
This is my correspondence with him.
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/conversations/did-you-get-them-working.25814/
His suggestion and my reply are all there.
A big thanks to all you noble souls out there.
Regards,
KPS
A kind soul called Peter Simpson went to great trouble to help me out.
This is my correspondence with him.
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/conversations/did-you-get-them-working.25814/
His suggestion and my reply are all there.
A big thanks to all you noble souls out there.
Regards,
KPS
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When @kps said he was giving up, I decided to send him a PM with a simple suggestion. We don't want to lose a new B4X developer over something so trivial.
The solution:
I asked him to uninstall the last 2 versions of .Net Framework from his computer. Then download and reinstall them from Microsoft's website in the correct order, in his case that was .Net Framework 4.5.2 then .Net Framework 4.8.
The issue was a failed .Net Framework component. After kps reinstalled the .Net Frameworks, both B4J and B4A started working.
The solution:
I asked him to uninstall the last 2 versions of .Net Framework from his computer. Then download and reinstall them from Microsoft's website in the correct order, in his case that was .Net Framework 4.5.2 then .Net Framework 4.8.
The issue was a failed .Net Framework component. After kps reinstalled the .Net Frameworks, both B4J and B4A started working.
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Yeah, it was as simple as that. Never knew that .NET framework could cause so much trouble.
To supplement what Peter said,
when I wanted to uninstall 4.8, it gave me an option to repair it. I did that. It didn't help.
Then I uninstalled 4.8 and installed 4.5.2 and problem got solved.
So, it is clear that something in 4.8 is breaking your software.
Since Erel could not access that private conversation, I felt I should share the following.
Regards
KPS
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I've had an issue with .Net before, even reinstalling over the top of itself didn't fix the issue with my Visual Studio a few years ago. I was forced to remove .Net, then I used a .Net cleanup tool (it's a bit like the office cleanup tool you use after uninstalling offfice). I reinstalled .Net and my Visual studio starting working again, I didn't even have to reinstall Visual Studio it just starting working, and so did my M$ Office. That situation popped into my head reading about the issue above. I probably would have said to uninstall and reinstall .Net anyway, as I've had a clients that had a .Net issue in the past too...
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Then, it is the combination of Win 7 SP1 and .Net 4.8 that is causing the problem.
In all likelihood, you are on Win 10, I presume.
Regards,
KPS
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