Re: Problem third party as module in depedency of netbeans 11.2

[Geertjan Wielenga]

I'd recommend just using the standard animation from JavaFX:

https://openjfx.io/javadoc/13/javafx.graphics/javafx/animation/package-summary.html

Gj

On Thu, Oct 31, 2019 at 8:39 AM dony kisworo  wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I use netbeans 11.2 vc1 where I start with a new project in the category
> "java with maven" and choose the project "FXML JavaFX Maven Archetype
> (Gluon), after the project formed with the sample file, which I run
> successfully.
> I try to do the following steps:
>
> 1. I lost the button, I added a letter with frame 1 as a splash where
> after a few
> seconds will change to the second frame I add a thread and it works
> fine.
> 2. I want to add animation to the text before switching frames to 2. I took
> animatexFX dependencies from the central repository and when I built
> it
> appeared that animateFX dependencies had to be made
> automatic module don't publish folders in the project.
> 3. I try to make a way by manually downloading animateFX and adding the
> automatic-module information in its manifest then I make a jar and I
> try to
> install dependencies manually by the way, I right-click on animateFX
> dependencies from the central then I choose install artifact manually
> by
> entering the animatefx library that I have filled in automatic-module,
> now
> another problem arises, when I build it runs successfully but when I
> run the
> statement appears that the main class is not found, let me check the
> netbeans output (terminal):
>there is a description that the javafx runtime componet is missing and
> the component is requested. I try to check the dependency javafx runtime is
> still there. My question:
>
>A. is it because I installed animateFX artifact manually to make other
>components, especially javafx no longer related to dependencies even
>though they still appear in project dependencies
>B. How to make libraries that are in dependencies can be made into
> automatic
>modules, especially third parties.
>
>
> Best regards
>
>
> Dony
>
>
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Problem third party as module in depedency of netbeans 11.2

[dony kisworo]

Hi All,

I use netbeans 11.2 vc1 where I start with a new project in the category
"java with maven" and choose the project "FXML JavaFX Maven Archetype
(Gluon), after the project formed with the sample file, which I run
successfully.
I try to do the following steps:

1. I lost the button, I added a letter with frame 1 as a splash where after
a few
seconds will change to the second frame I add a thread and it works
fine.
2. I want to add animation to the text before switching frames to 2. I took
animatexFX dependencies from the central repository and when I built it
appeared that animateFX dependencies had to be made
automatic module don't publish folders in the project.
3. I try to make a way by manually downloading animateFX and adding the
automatic-module information in its manifest then I make a jar and I
try to
install dependencies manually by the way, I right-click on animateFX
dependencies from the central then I choose install artifact manually by
entering the animatefx library that I have filled in automatic-module,
now
another problem arises, when I build it runs successfully but when I
run the
statement appears that the main class is not found, let me check the
netbeans output (terminal):
   there is a description that the javafx runtime componet is missing and
the component is requested. I try to check the dependency javafx runtime is
still there. My question:

   A. is it because I installed animateFX artifact manually to make other
   components, especially javafx no longer related to dependencies even
   though they still appear in project dependencies
   B. How to make libraries that are in dependencies can be made into
automatic
   modules, especially third parties.


Best regards


Dony


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