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I'm building a native image using the Gluonfx plugin. I'm doing this procedure inside a docker container. The image builds the 7 steps, but doing the link throws an error complaining about missing ie4uinit.exe.

These are the error logs:

I have trained a SageMaker semantic segmentation model, using the built-in sagemaker semantic segmentation algorithm. This deploys ok to a SageMaker endpoint and I can run inference in the cloud successfully from it. I would like to use the model on a edge device (AWS Panorama Appliance) which should just mean compiling the model with SageMaker Neo to the specifications of the target device.

However, regardless of what my target device is (the Neo settings), I cant seem to compile the model with Neo as I get the following error:

If I don't create a src/android/AndroidManifest.xml file in my Gluon project, then the mvn gluonfx:package command creates one for me with some relatively sensible defaults. However, I need to make some changes to the generated AndroidManifest.xml for my app (such as indicating support for multiple screen resolutions, and I need to add the BILLING permission).

If I copy the generated AndroidManifest.xml to src/android/AndroidManifest.xml as suggested during gluonfx:package, then Gluon no longer updates the version code and version name fields for me. I'm also not sure if there any any other side-effects to manually editing the AndroidManifest.xml file.

So my questions are:

1. What's the best practice when it comes to managing AndroidManifest.xml for a Gluon project?
2. How do folks deal with updating the version code and version name in a manually edited file as part of a CI/CD pipeline, where I don't want to have to manually edit AndroidManifest.xml for each build?
3. Are there any pitfalls to managing the AndroidManifest.xml outside the gluonfx:package command?

TL;DR: How does one build a Gluon app that's part of a larger multi-module project?

I have a multi-module Mave project (that is, my top-level POM has "pom"). The project contains a bunch of libraries and related sub-projects, one of which is a Gluon app that will be what my actual users install. (The rest of the project is all the cloud-hosted plumbing that the client app connects to.)

When I try to build the Gluon app, per the Gluon documentation, I am getting the following error:

I am following the documentation given by Gluon : here.
To try to make it simple I'll try to go straight to the point giving the milestones I got through, and where I'm stuck.

--------- ENVIRONNEMENT :
OS : Windows 10 x64
IDE : Eclipse, Version: 2021-12 (4.22.0)
JAVA : jdk17.0.1
JAVAFX : javafx-sdk-17.0.1
GraalVM : graalvm-svm-java17-windows-gluon-22.0.0.2-Final
Gluon plugin for Eclipse : 2.8.2
Visual Studio : 1.63.2 (with all required extensions as described in document)
Wix : 3.11.2.24516

--------- CONFIGURATION
Maven : apache-maven-3.8.4
Pom : Here is an screenshot of the first part of my POM which can be found here.
Environment Variables : JAVA_HOME + GRAALVM_HOME + MAVEN_HOME


--------- DONE :
JavaFX(v17) Application :

• Running perfectly with direct RUN using regular JVM.
  
• Running perfectly with javafx:compile as proposed in Gluon's documentation
  

--------- PROBLEM :
Impossible to get the Gluon goal "mvn gluonfx:build" or "gluonfx:build" to complete! Here is what I do :

1. As instructed to do here : "If you are running on Windows, you need to run all the GluonFX goals from a x64 terminal.", I open a "x64 Native Tools Command Prompt for VS 2022"
   
2. Navigated to my project folder where the POM is.
   
3. Runned the instruction mvn gluonfx:build. I also tried to follow the instruction suggesting to "open the Run Configurations…​ window and update the Goal to gluonfx:build and click Run". Both leads to a FAIL ! At the end of this post is the terminal report showing :
   

• I do run with the option mentioned --allow-incomplete-classpath.
• I do find the reported 'missing' cached_scope_id in the file jniconfig-x86_64-windows.json which is exactly on the mentioned path. Here is the file if needed.
  

I am trying since days to turn around everything, and searched the net for some clues... But no luck until now :-(... Can anyone help me sort this out please ?

PS. I do use an external DLL (yes, Windows only, but hey : we are trying here to make a NATIVE build, thus, in Windows ;-), should be ok); This DLL is JNI attached. I tried to play around with this as well... No luck.

--------- TERMINAL REPORT :
(Full log as mentioned, here)

Gluon is mentioned prominently in the documentation and looks like it might be useful for our art team. Should be simple, right? It's not, I cannot find how to enable or install this mysterious vaporous product named Gluon.

I am trying to use the com.gluonhq.connect.provider.RestClient to query an API that is Elastic Search enabled.

Trying to resolve this error deploying a small sample app generated from start.gluon.io to an attached iPad running iOS 15.2 from macOS 10.15.7

I have been looking for the solution for this error for a whole morning. I created an separate environment for python 3.6 and I still got this error. I am using anacondas. So i am so frustrated.

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'mxnet'