Javapackager fails to load DLLs about corretto-8

[yoroto]

This is a known issue we discovered. The root cause is in the Java code of fxpackager which did not handle Microsoft's VC runtime name change (from msvcr??.dll to vcruntime??.dll) very well. We will provide fix in the next release.

[yoroto]

Hi @DavidWich

We have fixed the issue in the release of 8u202.2 today. Please get it from our download page and check whether it fixed your issue. Please let us know if it is still a problem. Thanks!

[davecurrie]

@DavidWich Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We'll take a look at it asap.

[DavidWich]

Thank you for your fast effort to fix our issue. I will test it on Monday when I have access to my stuff.

[DavidWich]

The new version has fixed our issue regarding the Javapackager.

I appreciate your fast effort to fix our bug.

[Maxoudela]

I don't know if this is related but I'm currently testing Corretto and building a JavaFX application.
the "vcruntime100.dll" is indeed located next to the Main.exe so I confirm the fix. However you said:

Microsoft's VC runtime name change (from msvcr??.dll to vcruntime??.dll)

If you look into the bin folder of Corretto, you can find the msvcr100.dll file that is still present.
If you look at the original issue in OpenJDK (https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8191176) you can see that their fix was to include msvcr files.

The backport for 8u172 is here https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8193482 and the codechange is
p -> Pattern.matches("^(vcruntime|msvcp|msvcr|ucrtbase|api-ms-win-).*\\.dll$", p.toFile().getName().toLowerCase()))

Therefore, my guess is that the msvcr100.dll file should also be located next to the Main.exe. I have an example in Windows 10 without VS studio installed where the bundle generated by Corretto cannot be launched because this file is missing.

[pablozoani]

Hi,

This issue is happening again with the following java version:

openjdk version "1.8.0_392"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment Corretto-8.392.08.1 (build 1.8.0_392-b08)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM Corretto-8.392.08.1 (build 25.392-b08, mixed mode)

We were working with jdk1.8.0_342 and everything was going ok.

vcruntime140.dll and msvcp140.dll are properly copied to the output folder, bundle/runtime/bin.

Even more, regardless the error "Bundler Windows Application Image failed because of java.lang.RuntimeException: Not found MSVC dlls", our application seems to be running without issues.

javapackager ^
	-deploy ^
	-native image ^
		-BinstalldirChooser=true ^
		-Bwin.menuGroup="..." ^
		-BshortcutHint=true ^
		-BappVersion=240116 ^
		-BjvmOptions=-Xverify:none ^
		-Bclasspath="..." ^
		-BmainJar="..." ^
		-Bicon=.\images\icon.ico ^
	-appclass ... ^
	-verbose ^
	-vendor "..." ^
	-outdir "..." ^
	-outfile "..." ^
	-srcdir ... ^
	-title ... ^
	-name ...

It seems that the code is not handling the name change again vcruntime???.dll and msvcp???.dll.

Thank you very much