Here are the import headers:
Import-Package
com.sun.javafx.functions
com.sun.javafx.runtime
com.sun.javafx.runtime.annotation
com.sun.javafx.runtime.location
com.sun.javafx.runtime.sequence
framework.datamodel
javafx.geometry
javafx.scene
javafx.scene.effect
javafx.scene.input
javafx.scene.layout
javafx.scene.paint
javafx.scene.shape
javafx.scene.text
javafx.stage
javafx.util
org.osgi.framework {version=1.4}
These are automatically created by bnd, as are the SDK headers. The
export headers of the sdk look a bit different. BND does not
explicitly mention these packages, but wraps them in a 'uses:='
statement. Could this be the problem?
Eelco
On May 14, 2009, at 4:23 PM, Patrick Forhan wrote:
What are the import-package headers for your javafx application,
bundle 3? It will have to include all the packages you use. BND can
successfully analyze the compile JFX classes to help create this
automatically, but if you are naming the import-packages manually it
won't.
Pat.
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