Ok, thanks, I'm not expecting this sort of backward support, I have special case were I need the 32 bit and figured since I had all the infrastructure in place, what the heck, what have I got to lose ;)
I will dig up my old java8 build and use that for this, thanks again! wbr Kusti > On 25 Jan 2019, at 20.45, Andy Herrick <andy.herr...@oracle.com> wrote: > > Packing JDK8 runtime, or packaging app with JDK8 runtime is not supported by > jpackage. > > It is recommended to package JDK8 apps using the javafxpackager in JDK8. > > It is interesting you got this far. > > I tried this myself and get a 32 bit jre8 installed (by default in the wrong > place, C:\Program Files\jre8 instead of C:\Program Files (x86)\jre8) but > otherwise seems to work (I can run "javaws -viewer" from these to invoke the > JCP) > >> jpackage create-jre-installer exe \ >> --input empty-dir \ >> --output output \ >> --name jre8 \ >> --runtime-image jre8 \ > > /Andy > > On 1/25/2019 1:09 PM, Kustaa Nyholm wrote: >> I tried and succeeded in using the jpackage from jdk13 (not really) to >> package 32 bit java8 for Windows. >> Everything goes nicely at build time and when I double click the .exe an >> install is performed, >> however the resulting installed .exe fails with "Failed to find library >> C:\Program Files\jDraft\runtime\bin\jli.dll" >> But that file is there, though it is a bit suspicious that it is not in the >> Program Files(x86). >> >> Should it be possible to embed 32 bit JRE or am I doomed to fail? >> >> wbr Kusti >> >
