After upgrading to windows 10, I've had many reports of users hitting this
issue (https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8132897) whereby clicking
any unfocused combobox in our application completely freezes it up.
(Interestingly, tabbing so the combobox is selected first before clicking
You can add a post-image script to your javapackager build to manually add the
java.exe into your application. If you search the output from the javapackager
for “post-image” I think it will tell you what file to create and where to put
it. Here is a post-image file that I use to move java.exe
Mac installer is weird. The install location in the installer is at best a
strongly worded suggestion to the pkgutil code and I don't completely
understand when it follows it and when it doesn't.
What I have seen in my development is that if the package has been installed
and or run anywhere
The plan is for this kind of detail to be included in the javadoc
documentation.
Thanks,
-- Jonathan
On 7/08/2015 10:36 p.m., Mike Hearn wrote:
I don't know much about skins and how they work, as I haven't
implemented custom controls. My only knowledge comes from rummaging
around inside the
On Aug 8, 2015, at 5:16 PM, Scott Palmer swpal...@gmail.com wrote:
I’m using the JavaFX gradle plugin to build a very simple application with
the new java packager and I’ve noticed a problem with the embedded JRE, at
least on OS X.
Specifically, the ‘bin’ folder is missing from the
I don't have a Windows 10 set up here yet, although if necessary I can
go through the process of installing Windows 10 as another boot option
on my PC. As it stands I can not reproduce this issue on my Windows 8
install.
It would probably be beneficial to try to get more data from your users.
UpdateFX has code that can restart a javapackager packaged process, look
here:
https://github.com/vinumeris/updatefx/blob/master/api/src/main/java/com/vinumeris/updatefx/UpdateFX.java#L60
It's not beautiful but it works. You could extract the code and use it in
your app: UpdateFX is Apache
