HelloHello Saif,
I would like to ask you if I should copy the contents of B4J Internal Libs to the B4J IDE Internal Libs or adding them to additional Libs is OK?
Thank you in advance!
The best DBMS ever!!! ?MarioDB.
Okay then go to the link I posted earlier and convert itThanks for your answer, but the problem is the nas is a linux machine and the only database available is MarioDB....
Hello @yves67,It doesn't work, failed...
I haven't started yet to look into the code but of course, some knowledge of dealing with setting up a database, create tables, and so on is probably useful.Okay then go to the link I posted earlier and convert it
I copied the files into additional library folder, no issue.Hello Saif,
I would like to ask you if I should copy the contents of B4J Internal Libs to the B4J IDE Internal Libs or adding them to additional Libs is OK?
Thank you in advance!
Is this necessary? I always thought that we should not put any libraries in the "Internal Library folder" and that such folder should only be used for libraries produced by Anywhere Software until such libraries are included in the next update of a B4X product..In the. Zip file we sent you there are 2. Zip files, one for internal libraries and you should copy and paste it in internal libraries.
Hello,Is this necessary? I always thought that we should not put any libraries in the "Internal Library folder" and that such folder should only be used for libraries produced by Anywhere Software until such libraries are included in the next update of a B4X product..
For instance, I noted that you are providing one of my libraries I published here in the forum and I have always put that one in the Additional Library folder ?
Let us look into it more and we will send you the converted databaseOK, I stop with MariaDB, I will use Microsoft SQL Server 2019 express
and I discovered there is a linux version and could be installed on a synology nas....
Hello,I haven't started yet to look into the code but of course, some knowledge of dealing with setting up a database, create tables, and so on is probably useful.
I guess most users here are more software developers and do not deal with it normally, perhaps they have an in-house person who handles the databases ecc and therefore converting a database to another format, setting up fields is not that easy.
Eventually, I think many users who bought the code, will be using a VPS running linux as a first learning step (it is the cheapest option - can always be upgraded to another database format or OS) and I do agree that perhaps if you supplied a DB, just like you did with SQLServer, for MySQL would be a great idea or at least write down a step-to-step tutorial.
Just my 2 cents.
You need to download OpenJDK :Hello Saif,
I'm trying to run the B4J app and during compilation it outputs the following error:
but I'm using Java 1.8.261B4X:error: lambda expressions are not supported in -source 1.7
Is there any setting to change in my installation?
We have uploaded to Support Website on how to restore the database from MSSQL To MySQL database or from MSSQL to MariaDBThanks for your answer, but the problem is the nas is a linux machine and the only database available is MarioDB....
I also having the same when using Java 8. The error gone when I change to use Java 11.Hello Saif,
I'm trying to run the B4J app and during compilation it outputs the following error:
but I'm using Java 1.8.261B4X:error: lambda expressions are not supported in -source 1.7
Is there any setting to change in my installation?
We have updated the support page and added OpenJDK step in the installation stepsI also having the same when using Java 8. The error gone when I change to use Java 11.