do you konw if there are any issues filed against javafx development tools
with regard to maven support?

Milos

On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 7:09 AM, Andrew Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi All,
> I'll openly admit that I'm stumped with "the best" way to implement support
> for JavaFX in maven. However all existing support seems to be quite old
> ~13months (i.e. not based on the latest final releases of javafx, or a
> little heavy to work with). In the hope of putting a few things on the
> table
> perhaps I can get some of the brains trust to help me get a start.
>
> JavaFX ship's with an ant taskdef for compilation only (does not include
> javafxdoc). I have managed to get this to work without the installation of
> an instance of JavaFX installed by keeping a local copy of the jar's in the
> ant project. Maven could do just the same (although installing all these
> jar's in the maven repo could be a problem (might be cause for an
> install:javafx goal to be created).
>
> Beyond getting all the required jar's for the classpath, there's also the
> issue of the compilation itself from a maven plugin. Could we just embed an
> ant task runner? do we use and <exec> wrapper? should we attempt to
> directly
> interface like the (closed sourced) task def does?
>
> I'm not sure what the best solution is here, especially when you want to
> take into consideration consistency between developers and the JavaFX SDK
> version.
>
> Really keen to get this going!
>

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