B4J Question [SOLVED] jGoogleMaps Google Maps Javascript SDK version to 3.56

DonManfred

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• Jun 10, 2024

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Download V2.01 from the Librarythread

 

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• Jun 10, 2024

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Thanks for the response, but I haven't expressed myself well. I have already updated the library to version V2.01. But I recompile the project and the error in the map is the same. My work environment is B4J v 10 (64 bit) y java jdk 19.0.2

 

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Erel

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• Jun 10, 2024

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Maybe you only replaced the XML file and not the jar?

Works here:

 

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• Jun 10, 2024

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Erel said:

Maybe you only replaced the XML file and not the jar?

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I think he had. However, I have copied the jGoogleMaps.jar and jGoogleMaps.xml files again.
I have cleaned the project and compiled again. The result the same. I'm sure I'm not doing something right...

 

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DonManfred

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• Jun 11, 2024

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javiers said:

I have copied the jGoogleMaps.jar and jGoogleMaps.xml files again

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Did you refresh the librarylist before you use compile again?

 

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• Jun 11, 2024

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I just did it and the result is the same.
I only see that the jOkHttpUtils2 library is version 3.03 and there is a more current one (3.04)...

 

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Star-Dust

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• Jun 11, 2024

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Check if you have a copy of the JGoogleMaps libraries also in the internal libraries folder

 

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jahswant

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• Jun 11, 2024

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javiers said:

I just did it and the result is the same.

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Seems like the version is not updated becase me I still see same error. Can you reupload it ?

 

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• Jun 12, 2024

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Star-Dust said:

Check if you have a copy of the JGoogleMaps libraries also in the internal libraries folder

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Solved!. This was the reason. I also had the library in the internal libraries folder.
Thank you all!!

 

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