On Sun, Sep 5, 2021 at 2:09 PM Scott Palmer <[email protected]> wrote:
> > The easiest way to get JavaFX working smoothly is to use a JDK that has > JavaFX modules built-in. Azul and BellSoft provide such installs of Open > JDK as free downloads. They make development with JavaFX simpler, I > recommend them. > That may be, but, honestly, I haven't had any real problems with the maven projects using whatever random JDK I have been running and having it download the dependencies maven style. The FX projects do have a unique POM, as the projects need a special starting sequence. For example, you can't just right click on App.java and click Run, you have to run the project so it can do its magic. Maybe that's different for a JDK with FX installed. I prefer having the project and maven do the heavy lifting than require a magic JDK. Regards, Will Hartung
