JSmooth Activity
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thedigitalworld010 modified a comment on discussion Help
The .exe is typically generated in the project's bin or output directory after a successful build. Check the build configuration gb insta settings to locate the exact path where the executable is being created.
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The .exe is typically generated in the project's bin or output directory after a successful build. Check the build configuration settings to locate the exact path where the executable is being created.
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Dave Dyer posted a comment on ticket #96
I investigated this at length. In the process I came fairly close to being able to rebuild it from sources in a modern environment, but ultimately go hung up trying to read registry variables that were set by a modern java install. I'm sure it could eventually work, but I found a better solution. Launch4J already works (or rather, still works) on a modern java install, but it's flaw is that the resulting .exe can't be signed by any of the standard signing tools. BUT the sources for launch4j include...
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java not found
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I encountered this too - it seems that with a sufficiently virgin machine, installing java no longer leaves a footprint that jsmooth will find. Adding a JAVA_HOME environment variable will probably do the trick.
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A final bit of news for this thread; Making Jsmooth exe's compliant looks possible, but java itself is light years from being acceptable, either in some sort of embedded form or as an auto-download.
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I've explored the rebuild option and broadly succeeded. Some notes; The build process using mingw32 has quite a bit of bit decay, but I managed to get the skeletons built with a modern tool chain. The modernized skeleton exe's don't work after processing by jsmooth, but I was able to repair it - the main problem being that new exes contain sections that were not present in the old exes, and the code to handle them had never been tested. I'd love to push these changes into the repository but it seems...
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Without going too deep into the sources, I got jsmooth to accept icons up to 128x128 with 8 bit color. Making it accept 32 bit color, and/or to copy multiple icons instead of a single is going to require more knowledge than I have immediately available. Ideally, if given a .ico file jsmooth would just copy it rather than massaging everything.
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My overall objective is to use an exe created by jsmooth in the windows app store. Elsewhere, it has been noted that there are problems embedding icon files, which I worked around by editing the output of signtool to insert a better icon. The next roadblock is that the windows certification process complains that the exe is non-compliant. File Boardspace.net\boardspace.net.exe has failed the AppContainerCheck check. File Boardspace.net\boardspace.net.exe has failed the DBCheck check. File Boardspace.net\boardspace.net.exe...
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I looked over the sources, but everything seems to be related to the GUI, can someone point out where the actual exe is generated?
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It works to use visual studio to open the exe, delete the icons, and substitute your preferred icon file. The name of the icon resource doesn't appear to matter.
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Based on other hints in the aether, I think the problem is related to win32/win64, in particular the bundle option will only work with a win32 jre. I switched in a win32 jre and got further, but the launch still failed because some of the necessary .dlls hadn't been installed. It looks like the bundle option can't be reliable without a jre designed to not require installation. Then, I found https://portableapps.com/apps/utilities/java_portable and I succeeded with that jre. It's java 1.8.0_181 which...
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I'm trying to set up jsmooth with an embedded copy of JRE, so far unsuccessfully. The debug log says it found the jvm and was trying to use it, but not why it didn't. This log is from a vmware container with no java installed. JVM Lookup: Env-Var JAVA_HOME not defined on this system. JVM Lookup: Env-Var JRE_HOME not defined on this system. JVM Lookup: Env-Var JDK_HOME not defined on this system. Found a vm bundled with the application: (..\pc-signing\jre1.8.0_144) Current directory is No version...
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suman modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
yes it is possible, you need to add icon while creating exe also you need to check...
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yes it is possible, you need to add icon while creating exe also you need to check...
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I've created .exe using jsmooth, its working fine on my system, i can see process...
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JoseKreif modified a comment on ticket #9
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Java not found.. You liar, I have JRE 1.8
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Andreas Seit. posted a comment on discussion Help
Is there a way to close the command line automatically?
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Daniel B. Davis posted a comment on discussion Help
I created a Windows .exe from a .jar file. Upon launch, the .jar reads and displays...
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