#Java desktop application with Authentication made with OAuth2.0
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hey , thanks for responding, actually, the authentication flow works just fine locally and when i send the source code to other pcs,
and when i turned my src code to a jar file, it works as well, everything works fine, but now
when turning my app into an executable (i am using launch4j), the loginpage show up, and
when i click the button that will take me to authenticate, a stacktrace appears , here is what at the bottom :
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: java.util.logging.Logger
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its my first time developing a desktop application with java/javafx, i don't know at what moment in the process i messed it up , so if you can help me with listing the steps i'd be grateful, i used maven to package the libraries
intellij, actually i can run the jar file on cmd but with adding the --module-path --addmodules of javafx lib
to test if it works without the auth, i removed the login page and rebuilded the jar file without it just to see if it can get executed, when i launch the exe the app works fine, except when i go to a section that need to retrieve data from a mongodatabase, its there when this error re-appears
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