I'm using 10.9.5 OS X Mavericks and Netbeans IDE. Well I just followed the wiki and did "gradle zips" in order to generate my zip file. Then I extract the ZIP bundle into the JRE.
I'm quite sure I'm using my own jfxrt because I had a bug with JavaFX, then I modified the source code to resolve it. I created the zip et unzipped it in the JRE and the bug was gone. So that must prove that my modification were considered. Be still, I can't access to local variables in Netbeans. But shouldn't the compilation be longer when compiling with debug enabled? Because I don't see a difference in time nor in size (for jfxrt).. ----------------------------------------- Hadzic Samir Ingénieur informatique 06 45 91 51 93 2015-06-04 0:00 GMT+02:00 Kevin Rushforth <[email protected]>: > That should work. What platform are you using? How did you overlay your > JavaFX bits? Are you sure it is using your build of jfxrt.jar? > > -- Kevin > > > > Sam' wrote: > >> Sorry to create a new post, I have not managed to reply to the other topic >> since I had deactivated the notifications.. >> >> I am building the JDK on Mac. I have specified "CONF=DebugNative" with the >> case sensitive in the gradle.properties file. >> >> You are speaking about -PCONF, but in the gradle I have specified only >> "CONF" since it was written like that in the comment above.. >> >> Finally after that, I'm following the steps specified here ( >> >> https://wiki.openjdk.java.net/display/OpenJFX/Building+OpenJFX#BuildingOpenJFX-Overlay-JDK8 >> ) in order to deploy my JDK. Afterwards, when launching Netbeans, I cannot >> see the local variables of JavaFX source code and debug it properly. >> >> >
