Difference between revisions of "JavaFX Setup"
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| + | JavaFX is no longer required. | ||
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=JavaFX 13 Runtime= | =JavaFX 13 Runtime= | ||
<youtube>EzBTDhTTigM</youtube> | <youtube>EzBTDhTTigM</youtube> | ||
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==VM Args== | ==VM Args== | ||
| − | Paste the | + | # Load Eclipse's Preferences |
| + | # Type "vm" into the filter text box | ||
| + | # Select "Installed JREs" | ||
| + | # Select whichever JRE you are using | ||
| + | # Click the "Edit..." button | ||
| + | # Paste the text from the clipboard to the VM Argument | ||
| + | # Click the "Finish" button | ||
[[File:Java fx preferences.png]] | [[File:Java fx preferences.png]] | ||
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==Run FxDemoApp== | ==Run FxDemoApp== | ||
| − | test that | + | # Command+Shift+T (Mac) or Control+Shift+T (Windows) "FxDemoApp" |
| + | # Run as Java Program | ||
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| + | This program should bring up a graphical user interface with a single button which you can click on to test that JavaFX is working. | ||
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| + | [[File:Java fx demo app.png]] | ||
=Eclipse Java(FX) Plugin= | =Eclipse Java(FX) Plugin= | ||
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[[File:Marketplace JavaFX.png]] | [[File:Marketplace JavaFX.png]] | ||
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<!-- | <!-- | ||
If e(fx)clipse is not available from the Marketplace, you can try to install it from Help -> Install New Software... | If e(fx)clipse is not available from the Marketplace, you can try to install it from Help -> Install New Software... | ||
Latest revision as of 03:00, 12 September 2021
JavaFX is no longer required.
