The JavaFX deploy capability is the basis for NetBeans
> native packaging. Thus the Netbeans packaging fails if NetBeans is run on a
> later version of Java than 1.8. As you probably surely know, JavaFX has
> moved to https://openjfx.io/ and also see
> https://gluonhq.com/services/
Chris,
The reason I mentioned JavaFX as problematic is that it is not included JDK
releases beyond 1.8. The JavaFX deploy capability is the basis for NetBeans
native packaging. Thus the Netbeans packaging fails if NetBeans is run on a
later version of Java than 1.8. As you probably surely
David and All --
Having recently struggled through jpackage on both PCs and Macs, Netbeans
support would be (IMHO) fantastic! If I were a developer, rather than a
statistician writing software for my students' use, I would most certainly
offer to assist. Now, however, I have an amateur's que
I’ve put a suggested approach to fixing problems with native packaging
described in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-4272?filter=-2 as a
further comment on that issue and below:
Apache NetBeans should be updated to use jpackage which is a part of OpenJDK
14.0.1 and works!
An
I had previously reported issues with native packaging on 12/0 beta 3 – see
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-4272?filter=-2
If one applies the same fix as reported there (Change netbeans.conf to point to
a JDK 1.8 installation home) I can report that for a suitable Ant java
I have successfully packaged applications for MacOSX under Netbeans 8.2 and am
now moving to Apache NetBeans 11.3.
It seems not to be possible to package an app for Mac OSX using Apache
NetBeans.I get typedef class com.sun.javafx.tools.ant.FXJar cannot be found
using the classloader AntClass
OpenJDK 8 in the standard repository
now. But I also need to test under Microsoft Windows.
2) Where is the best place to get OpenJDK binaries for Windows for NetBeans?
Is there one with an auto-updater?
3) I know that NetBeans has native packaging, but that generates an installer.
Is there a way to
