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I have created a JavaFX application. It runs perfectly in my Intellij IDE. Now I want to distribute the application - i.e. I want to obtain an installer that users could download and then it would install the application for them.

I found a very interesting article about this here. This blog article basically describes what I want to achieve. There are two differences though:

1. I am using Maven and not Gradle

2. I have dependencies which use automodules such as iText7 and apache.commons.lang3

The usage of automodules is making things very complicated. There is a GitHub project called ModiTect (here) that has been written to solve these issues. I have no experience in using ModiTect though and even my Maven knowledge is barely existent (meaning: I don't really know what I am doing in the pom.xml).

What I am looking for is an explanation (step-by-step) as on how to integrate ModiTect (and if necessary jpackage) into my pom.xml in order to obtain an installer for my JavaFX application that uses automodules (and also a sqlite database, which shouldn't be a problem though).

Can somebody provide this explanation or refer me to a tutorial?

I provide a MWE at the end of this question. The MWE ist a TestApp. To illustrate the problem, run the application and press the "Print PDF" button. A pdf is created in resources --> pdf

The MWE will compile and run when executing javafx:run There will be an error related to the usage of automodules when executing javafx:jlink

I don't know how to fix this. ModiTect appears to be a promising addon. Another possible way can be found in this GitHub repo. But as I said before: My Maven knowledge is not sufficient to really grasp what is going on here. Any help would mean a lot to me!

MWE:

pom.xml:

I've been trying for some days now to make an solution which compiles and links a dll, which is able to call functions from winusb. I started with the example from Microsoft, which is pretty straight forward to make an winusb app. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/usbcon/how-to-write-a-windows-desktop-app-that-communicates-with-a-usb-device Now I have some source code, which would work with my device and I would like to make that accesible through an dll. I tried: -Create an new dll project, add my files with the matching #include directives but it won't compile. -2nd approach was to add an dll project to the win usb app solution and try to call the functions of the winusb app project from the dll project. That doesn't work. I tried to set a reference from the dll project to the winusb app project, but that didn't help. So, what is the correct way, to make these functions accessible in my dll project?

Best regards!

I have an idea to create some software by which users can trigger MS Team call (to any number), from any application(Eg. web browser, notepad, etc) within the system.

The challenging part for me is triggering the call from outside teams. After researching, I found:

1. Microsoft Teams PowerShell module: The module does not have any cmdlet for making a call, so it's for no use to this idea.
2. MS Graph API: The method includes creating a bot with managing azure account, which will be a somewhat lengthy method and will be dependent on a lot of resources. Reference: Use MS Graph API to call (MS Teams) to another person from Python Desktop Application

I can make this possible by automation also, but it won't be reliable. I need to create standalone software.

So, I want to know that can I achieve this by any other method? Like, if I can just trigger the call by hitting commands from the system itself.

So I’m very new to Angular and Electron, and I've been having difficulties getting things to work. I've been looking for sample apps so that I could have a starting point that I could understand, and I came across this: https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/03/20/build-desktop-app-with-angular-electron

I've been following it, and at the point where I first run npm run electron the window opens but stays empty, and in the devtools console I find Uncaught TypeError: window.require is not a function.

I had made just some minor adjustments (making some types explicit) because initially it wouldn't compile, but nothing that should change anything about this.

I have done some searches and for what I understand it might have something to do with

Is it possible to control Jupyter Notebook or Jupyter Lab without the mouse? I am looking for a way to navigate with the keyboard using Tab and the arrowkeys (or other keys). I know there are several keyboard shortcuts although this is not what I am looking for.

I have tried to run Jupyter lab as an application (on Windows) from this link:

http://christopherroach.com/articles/jupyterlab-desktop-app/

Although even then it is not possible to jump over the screen by Tab and the arrowkeys.

I also have tried Jupyter Lab 2.0 and 3.0. With these versions it is possible to move from File to Edit to View etc with the arrowkeys (see picture below), although it still needs a mouseclick to select File first. Besides that is is not possible to go from these menu items towards the buttons to the right (with Save, "+" and the scissors).

I hope there is a possibility!

Thanks a lot.

I'm following this article to set up Electron and Svelte.

I wanted to make my window frameless so I enabled frame: false in index.js and it is successfully working and there is no title bar.

According to this StackOverflow answer, to enable moving, I need to use:

I have a contact form on my website and i want to send an email to my personal inbox the contact information when user gives. But i want to create a php file and i will set some parameters to the URL of this file (like name,email or message) and i will sent the email with the value of the parameters.

Note: I know how to send the email from my webhost so i don't need help with the email sent.

(sorry for my bad english :-( )

here is my contact form code:

I am developing a JavaFX application. As my development is almost complete, I would like to know if we can run our JavaFX app in a web browser. I have already read many posts that state that we can't run it now.

It is very confusing to determine whether we can run desktop application in the browser or not, as all posts I have read are old.

How I came to the problem:
I setup an project like this: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2020/07/desktop-apps-electron-vue-javascript/ until it came up to the coding part, there I added custom stuff. Created Components and so on. Everything works fine in serve then I want to build it.

What I expect as outcome:
App working as in serve mode

What I got:
blank page

What I've tried to fix the problem:
change a wide range of path urls like: