Hi what Java version are using for testing? I need to update my Java version, I am running 10.0.2. I believe I saw Java 13 SDK/JRE for the SE edition?
Efrem On Thu, Oct 17, 2019 at 12:01 PM Christian Lenz <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey guys, > > regarding to this ticket here: > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-3185 > > I have the same problem with my own plugin which uses html4j stuff. > Jaroslav Tulach already knows the plugin, he rewrote some code months > (maybe 1 year) ago to fit better with html4j and no direct dependency to > the WebView of javafx. After I changed from building it wih JDK 1.8 and > want to use JDK >= 9.0 I have the same problem with the warning, already > mentioned in the ticket: > > „Warning - could not install some modules: JavaFX wrapper - No module > providing the capability org.openide.modules.jre.JavaFX could be found. 2 > further modules could not be installed due to the above problems.“ > > So here is my plugin called NbScratchFile: > https://github.com/Chris2011/NbScratchFile/tree/develop (Develop is the > current branch which is up to date). I really tried my best to check > everything from the created sample project "Java Frontend Application" to > fix everything in my pom and removed unused files, etc. I also added the > changes from Jaroslav (he added a comment in the ticket) to my pom but > still got the same issue as this was the initial problem. > See my pom here: > https://github.com/Chris2011/NbScratchFile/blob/develop/pom.xml. > > Some side info here, it is really only a nbm so a plugin for NetBeans, no > standalone nbm-application. > It works like a charme, with JDK 1.8 in NetBeans 8.2 but I want to be up > to date and want to support Apache NetBeans >= 9.0 with the newest version. > The settings (JDK, platform to run) are the same as I mentioned in the > ticket description. > > You see that I have an Installer.java and I also had a manifest.mf file, > but I removed the file in case of finding the error. So the Installer.java > class shouldn't be the problem nor the missing manfiest.mf file which > registers the Installer class. > > It would be very nice, if someone can have a look there what I did wrong. > Maybe I missed smth or whatever. I tried my best until now and I thought it > was only because of the initial problem but for my plugin it seems not. > > > Cheers and thx > > Chris >
