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
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 Fi
jpackage will only support JDK 11 and later. It is not a goal to be able
to embed a JRE from JDK 8. For that you should continue to use the old
javapackager tool that ships with JDK 8. So the fact that it "seems to
work" up to a point is an accident. We should probably check for that
case and f