This is a question for Gluon, not OpenJFX, as JavaFXPorts and the newer Gluon client are not part of JavaFX (it's the other way around). I suggest StackOverflow, they are active there.
I can tell you that JavaFXPorts was EOL years ago. Also that the MBOX might not have a pipeline with 3D support (in JavaFX it's a ConditionalFeature), so that's why it might be failing. You might have some luck with setting the pipeline to the software (SW) pipeline. On Fri, Nov 15, 2024 at 5:14 PM Ashley Hales <ashley.ha...@ntlworld.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I posted a thread some time ago about Scene 3D objects causing a error when > they try to create the shader. At the time I was advised to recompile the > project using the new Gluon library rather than JavaFXPorts. I have now > done this but the result is not compatible with my device. I have found > that the Gluon project works fine on a Motorola device running Android 13 > and the JavaFXPorts project works on an old Samsung device running Android > 4.4.2. However the Gluon project won't even install on my intended target > device, which is an MBOX running Android 6.0.1, but the JavaFXPorts project > installs fine but throws 'java.lang.RuntimeException: Error creating > shader > program' on the MBOX. I have found that the MBOX will run projects not > containing any 3D objects, for example the two sample projects included in > the Dalvik SDK - Ensemble8 and HelloAndroid - work fine. Is there any way > around this using the JavaFXPorts technology as this has produced the best > results? When I try to do a push install to the MBOX using ADB it gives > an > error of 'Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_NO_MATCHING_ABIS]'. My searches online > indicate that this may be due to the version of the NDK it was compiled > with > but I have found that the project only seems to compile with the Android 21 > NDK. > > Thanks for your help, > > Ashley > > > -- > This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. > www.avast.com >
