install4j

问题 I am testing version 8 and trying to figure out jre bundles. I think I have successfully created a jre bundle for java8 on Windows. However, how do I do that for the Mac version since I don't have a Mac jre on my Windows build machine that can be referenced. Do I have to go to a Mac to generate the jre bundle? If so, that would seem to be counter to the notion of cross platform builds. What happened to the basic jre bundles that were downloadable in version 7? Having every install4j user

问题 I have a question about how to add new languages to the installer. We are currently internationalizing our application. For testing purposes we want to display the installer in our test language. My initial work around was first to copy the contents of the "messages_en.utf8" file in the install4j ->resources -> messages directory and added a messages_xx.utf8 file to said directory, containing said contents. I then ran that file through a standalone translator tool that I built that just

问题 I have a question about how to add new languages to the installer. We are currently internationalizing our application. For testing purposes we want to display the installer in our test language. My initial work around was first to copy the contents of the "messages_en.utf8" file in the install4j ->resources -> messages directory and added a messages_xx.utf8 file to said directory, containing said contents. I then ran that file through a standalone translator tool that I built that just

问题 I am using install4j to package my java application. I distribute installers for all platforms along portable archives. So far, I have been using a self-developed update mechanism which has some limitations mostly related to permission rights. I am considering delegating the update process to Install4j but I am not sure it can deal with my needs (at least I haven't found how to achieve what I need). My app has the following feature: - user can select a delivery channel (stable / beta /nightly

问题 I am using install4j to package my java application. I distribute installers for all platforms along portable archives. So far, I have been using a self-developed update mechanism which has some limitations mostly related to permission rights. I am considering delegating the update process to Install4j but I am not sure it can deal with my needs (at least I haven't found how to achieve what I need). My app has the following feature: - user can select a delivery channel (stable / beta /nightly

问题 I am using install4j to package my java application. I distribute installers for all platforms along portable archives. So far, I have been using a self-developed update mechanism which has some limitations mostly related to permission rights. I am considering delegating the update process to Install4j but I am not sure it can deal with my needs (at least I haven't found how to achieve what I need). My app has the following feature: - user can select a delivery channel (stable / beta /nightly

问题 We are using Install4j 7.0.6 and set the Java minimum version to "10.0.1". We are bundling a Java 10.0.1 into the media file. When we replace the included JVM with a Java 9 VM our Application still starts. Are we just missunderstanding the function for the Java minimum version or are we using the wrong version format or is it broken in Install4j 7.0.6? 回答1: The bundled JRE will always be used, regardless of the minimum version. The minimum applies to installed JREs that are checked by the

问题 I need to override the install4j welcome message with a text including placeholders that I will need to resolve at runtime. The values for replacement will be read from a property file. welcomeLabel3=Text {0} another text {1} 回答1: It's not possible to add placeholders to system messages, you have to specify the entire message. However, you can use installer variables, like this: ${installer:myVariable} and define the installer variable with context.setVariable("myVariable", "value"); for

问题 I need to override the install4j welcome message with a text including placeholders that I will need to resolve at runtime. The values for replacement will be read from a property file. welcomeLabel3=Text {0} another text {1} 回答1: It's not possible to add placeholders to system messages, you have to specify the entire message. However, you can use installer variables, like this: ${installer:myVariable} and define the installer variable with context.setVariable("myVariable", "value"); for

问题 I'd like to bundle javafx 2.1 with my install4j installer, I know I can acheive this by manually depending on the specific .dll and .jar files. But I'd like to do this in the same simple manner that I do when bundling the JRE, is there a way of doing this? If not, will this feature be available soon(or at all) ? 回答1: The pre-made Java 7 JRE bundles that are downloadable in the install4j IDE already include JavaFX, so you don't have to do anything. Starting with install4j 8.x, you can choose