Difference between revisions of "JavaFX Setup"
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==Run FxDemoApp== | ==Run FxDemoApp== | ||
| − | test that | + | # Command+Shift+T (Mac) or Control+Shift+T (Windows) "FxDownload" |
| + | # 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. | ||
=Eclipse Java(FX) Plugin= | =Eclipse Java(FX) Plugin= | ||
Revision as of 16:21, 23 January 2020
Contents
JavaFX 13 Runtime
Run FxDowload
- Command+Shift+T (Mac) or Control+Shift+T (Windows) "FxDownload"
- Run as Java Program
This program will download JavaFX 13, unzip it to your Downloads folder, and put the text needed for your Java VM Arguments into the clipboard. (Linux users may need to copy the text from the console.)
VM Args
- 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
Run FxDemoApp
- Command+Shift+T (Mac) or Control+Shift+T (Windows) "FxDownload"
- Run as Java Program
This program should bring up a graphical user interface with a single button which you can click on to test that JavaFX is working.
Eclipse Java(FX) Plugin
Install the e(fx)clipse plugin from the Marketplace
