Use JavaFX 8 which places JavaFX is on the default runtime classpath. Package your application with the Oracle JavaFX deployment tools that will insert code in your app to find JavaFX. Manually add the path to jfxrt.jar to your your compile and runtime classpath if you cannot do either of the above. For 3 you can find jfxrt.jar for the jre under. But this is the first delivery of both the Java Development Kit (JDK) and JavaFX Software Development Kit (SDK) for Mac OS X by Oracle. The consumer version, including a JRE, will be released later this year. NetBeans 7.1.2 provides support for the updated JDK.
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- Report a problem Install JavaFX SDK. Report a problem Run HelloWorld via Maven. Report a problem Run HelloWorld via Gradle. Report a problem Runtime images. Report a problem Use IntelliJ IDEA Use NetBeans Use Eclipse. Report a problem Use NetBeans Next steps.
At this time, we recommend installing version 12.0.2 of JavaFX. Different versions of JavaFX can be found online however, and the installation process will be the same.
Installing On Windows
- Go to https://gluonhq.com/products/javafx/ and download JavaFX Windows SDK, not JMODS. We recommend keeping the unzipped version of the file in your Downloads folder.
- Open a File Explorer window and find the javafx-sdk-12.0.2/lib folder.
- Copy the path to this location.
- You now need to add an environment variable for JavaFX. In your terminal, using your copied path, run the command: set PATH_TO_FX='pathtojavafx-sdk-12.0.2/lib'.
- You should now be able to compile and run programs using JavaFX.
Installing On MacOS
- Go to https://gluonhq.com/products/javafx/ and download JavaFX Mac OS X SDK.
- Navigate to Downloads and unzip the file by double clicking on it.
- Find the absolute path to your Downloads folder. Open a new terminal window and run the command: cd Downloads; pwd . Copy the resulting path.
- In your terminal, run the command: export PATH_TO_FX='[path-to-downloads]/javafx-sdk-12.0.1/lib', pasting in the absolute path to your Downloads folder.
- (Note: you will need to do this final step each time you open a new terminal window, as the PATH_TO_FIX variable does not carry over between terminal windows.)
Installing On Ubuntu (18.04 or newer)
- Open a command line
- Type 'apt install openjfx' to get the package
- It is installed to /usr/share/openjfx/lib
- In your terminal, run the command: export PATH_TO_FX='/usr/share/openjfx/lib', pasting in the absolute path to your Downloads folder.
- (Note: you will need to do this final step each time you open a new terminal window, as the PATH_TO_FIX variable does not carry over between terminal windows.)
Running Programs
You should now be able to compile and run programs using JavaFX, using the syntax:
javac --module-path $PATH_TO_FX program_name.java
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java --module-path $PATH_TO_FX program_name