Changing project type is not straightforward. I suggest you migrate an old
project's source and test files to construct a new project (of different
type) the best way you can.
My experience follows.
A year or two ago I tried to change a console program into JFX 11 + JDK 11
program within Netbeans
I haven't been creating JavaFx for a few months but I didn't have any
problems (using Maven and NB 12.0) creating FX projects. IDE created the FXML
file and the SceneBuilder would automatically start if I clicked on a given
FXML. Check your setup and make sure the SceneBuilder is configured pr
Hi Will,
Have you set up the location of Scenebuilder in Netbeans? Here is how to
do it if you haven't:
From Nebeans Menu:
- Tools/Options
- Select the Java tab in the options window
- Select the JavaFX tab in the Java options
- Enter the location of Scenebuilder and click Apply
Lisa Ruby
On 3
Hi Will,
Have you set up the location of Scenebuilder in Netbeans? Here is how to
do it if you haven't:
From Nebeans Menu:
- Tools/Options
- Select the Java tab in the options window
- Select the JavaFX tab in the Java options
- Enter the location of Scenebuilder and click Apply
Lisa
On 3/22/2
What does it take to convince NB that a project is a JavaFX project?
If you create one from the Wizard, then the IDE knows about FXML files. It
has options to create them, if you double click on one it launches
SceneBuilder, etc.
If you create a plain Java Maven project, it doesn't know about any
