Hi Mario,
On 24.11.2014 17:19, Mario Torre wrote:
Hi Anton,
This is new to me, I think OpenJDK 8 does *not* contain OpenJFX (or JavaFX).
Yes, I was incorrect about it. OpenJDK 8 does not contain OpenJFX.
You are probably referring to the Oracle closed JDK.
I was referring to Java SE 8, available at oracle.com for download, and as early access builds at
jdk8.java.net.
Thanks for the correction.
Regards,
Anton.
Cheers,
Mario
Il 24/nov/2014 08:49 "Anton V. Tarasov" <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> 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.
