JavaF is not in JDK 11. Nothing that NetBeans can do about that. Can you watch these two YouTube screencasts that should help you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9aoicDiQ_A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCdBmPfzeyM Gj On Fri, Oct 26, 2018 at 6:27 AM Paul Szudzik <[email protected]> wrote: > > I’ve been a developer for more than 50 years, yes, I am an old “Salt” > here past his prime possibly, but still actively coding. > > To me, the IDE is the gateway to this world, and I embraced NetBeans > IDE long, long time ago, starting with it’s Beta, to give me tools that I > need to get the job done. And NetBeans filled that breach over the > decades. But now, it seems that all I can run into is roadblocks that are > preventing me from getting my jobs done. > > I updated my Linux machine with NetBeans 9, and made the unfortunate > mistake of selecting the JDK 11 because of some constraints in a module I > required to support. I was taken back to find that JavaFX integration has > been taken out In fact, I felt humiliated yesterday trying to figure out > how to get JavaFX back into the system, and still use JDK 11 on Linux. > > I failed... The searches on line provided a bit here and a bit there, > but the bottom line was that I can no longer debug on NetBeans IDE, even my > compiles aren’t working, and all I see is a lot of red on all my module > sources... I tried adding the JavaFX SDK to my module paths, but still > stymied. > > So........ here is the question.. > > Why is this so darn hard for the developers.. This should be a Plugin > option, I click on in NetBeans to get my IDE working .. Developers should > be able to load the tool, and use it. Do you realize how much money, > dollars, euros, whatever, is being wasted trying to get this stuff to work > on an update? I know the Open Source community feels the pain. I know the > communities job is hard because they do support all these other things.. > Maven, Gradle, PHP, Ruby ...the list goes on. We use the IDE because it > can do the job.. not be an impediment.. I’ll admit I am not as sharp as I > was a decade or two ago, but I still have better things to work on than > trying to figure out how to get my IDE back alive. ( It is, as far as I am > concerned... dead in the water right now. ) > > Not sure what I am asking for, perhaps better Primary Language > integration, I saw tons of posts about JavaFX as being the possible GUI > someday, so this is along those lines. Sorry.. very frustrated. > > >
