Hi,
Johan can answer your question about publishing to maven central. I can
confirm that the jar files for publication are being generated.
Incubator modules are not in the list of transitive dependencies for any
existing module -- nor should they be, since incubator modules must be
explicitly requested and are not depended on by other non-incubator
modules. You would need to explicitly declare a dependency on the
incubator module.
As for how to use them without relying on Maven Central, you can
download the JMODs or SDK from https://jdk.java.net/javafx24 or
https://openjfx.io and then use jlink (if using the JMODs) to create a
custom JDK that includes JavaFX or use --module-path, if using the SDK. See:
https://openjfx.io/openjfx-docs/
And look at the "Runtime images" or "Run HelloWorld using JavaFX SDK"
sections of the doc.
Either way you will need to use "--add-modules jfx.incubator.richtext"
since incubator modules are (intentionally) not resolved by default.
-- Kevin
On 3/21/2025 3:29 AM, quizy...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I'm very excited to try the recent incubated features. Thank you all
for the great job! Could someone please explain how to use them? They
are separate modules, but I don't see them published to Maven Central,
and they aren't included as transitive dependencies for existing
modules either. Am I supposed to compile JavaFX locally?
Best Regards.
