Hi Anton, This is new to me, I think OpenJDK 8 does *not* contain OpenJFX (or JavaFX).
You are probably referring to the Oracle closed JDK. Cheers, Mario Il 24/nov/2014 08:49 "Anton V. Tarasov" <anton.tara...@oracle.com> ha scritto: > Hello Alexander, > > On 22.11.2014 17:42, Александр Свиридов wrote: > >> Hello everybody. >> I installed at centos 6.4 openjdk 8, netbeans 8 and build openjfx (via >> gradle). The only thing I can't uderstand is how to make netbeans work with >> built openjfx sdk. As openjdx sdk is in folder /temp while jdk is in >> /usr/lib/jvm/java-8... I can't undertand how to add openjfx to netbeans as >> everywhere people say that jfx is already in jdk. >> So, what now should I do to make all these work together? >> > > openjdk8 sdk contains the openjfx sdk binaries. So, you don't need to > change the classpath in order to compile or run your jfx application. > Simply add your jdk as a Java Platform. > > In case you want to try your own openjfx build with openjdk in netbeans, > you can do the following. > > In the "Project Properties"dialog of your project, select "Libraries" and > add jfxrt.jar to the Compile-time and Run-time libraries. Please, find > jfxrt.jar in the "artifacts" of your openjfx workspace: > > <openjfx>/artifacts/sdk/rt/lib/ext/jfxrt.jar > > Also, you can find the netbeans projects of the openjfx source tree under > the following dir: > > <openjfx>/rt/netbeans > > Regards, > Anton. > >
