> I am using Eclipse Helios (3.6.2) - Eclipse IDE for Java Developers, and I'm > glad I got it installed properly, but I thought if it was installed properly > you wouldn't have to add the .jars each time. Oh well, this isn't the > problem at hand! ha ha.
With respect to this - I can certainly understand your confusion. The only thing the plugin currently does is allow you to launch Java classes that implement Application or BXML files that contain a Window or Window subclass as a root element. So there's obviously some room for improvement here. :-) G
