JDeploy – Deploy desktop Java apps as native bundles on Mac, Linux, and Windows

Re:JDeploy – Deploy desktop Java apps as native bundles on M... by hoistbypetard on Tuesday February 15, 2022 @08:48AM (#30346332)

The SwingSet demo didn't work at all for me on Linux. (I'm running fully patched Garuda KDE on x64, which is basically arch.)

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Re:JDeploy – Deploy desktop Java apps as native bundles on M... by shannah78 on Tuesday February 15, 2022 @09:27AM (#30346819)

Thanks. I saw the issue (presumably) you posted, and am setting up a VM to try to reproduce. Should have this fixed shortly.

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Re:JDeploy – Deploy desktop Java apps as native bundles on M... by shannah78 on Tuesday February 15, 2022 @02:38PM (#30351542)

This is fixed now. If you download the demo again it should work for you.

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Re:JDeploy – Deploy desktop Java apps as native bundles on M... by hoistbypetard on Tuesday February 15, 2022 @04:46PM (#30353216)

That fixed it here. It was a little odd that the new download had the same version number as the old, but it worked well.

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Re:JDeploy – Deploy desktop Java apps as native bundles on M... by shannah78 on Tuesday February 15, 2022 @05:15PM (#30353602)

> It was a little odd that the new download had the same version number as the old

The build number refers to your app version. The download page creates the bundle on the fly (but does cache) using the latest jDeploy release, so when I released the new version of jDeploy, the bundles in the download page are auto-updated. I thought of adding the jdeploy version number into the installer name, but it was getting pretty busy already, so I decided to just leave that off.

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