Thank you.
I will try to use Maven-based JavaFX projects.
Sincerely.
Paolo Colamarino
Il giorno ven 1 gen 2021 alle ore 07:10 HRH ha scritto:
> I agree. I also prefer implementing Maven-based JavaFX projects.
>
> On Friday, January 1, 2021, 7:43:51 AM GMT+3:30, Will Hartung <
> willhart...@gmail
I agree. I also prefer implementing Maven-based JavaFX projects.
On Friday, January 1, 2021, 7:43:51 AM GMT+3:30, Will Hartung
wrote:
Are you using the Ant based projects?
I have been able to create JavaFX using the Maven templates just fine using
12.2 and JDK 11.
And the Ant based
Are you using the Ant based projects?
I have been able to create JavaFX using the Maven templates just fine using
12.2 and JDK 11.
And the Ant based projects may very well be dated and not well tested or
supported.
I tried one of those and NB doesn't quite know about my JDK 11 platform, at
least
Now you have informed Netbeans about the SceneBuilder home directory (as
indicated by your attached PDF). Prior to opening or creating a JavaFX project,
go to Tools->options->Java and select the JavaFX tab and this will activate the
JavaFx (if not activated already) and the panel will show the
Does it allow you to select the Scene Builder installation directory?
On Wednesday, December 30, 2020, 12:30:47 PM GMT+3:30, Paolo Colamarino
wrote:
I obtain the message:
Please, select a valid Scene Builder home ...
Il giorno mer 30 dic 2020 alle ore 04:03 HRH ha scritto:
Paolo,W
HI,
I have installed jdk-15 and after Apache NetBeans IDE 12.2.
I open NetBeans and after
File > New project > Categories > JavaFX > Projects > JavaFX Application >
Next
I obtain an error message : Failed to automatically set-up JavaFX Platform
Why ?
Thanks
Paolo Colamarino
