On 1/30/2020 9:05 AM, Boris Heithecker wrote:
I've assembled a small project demonstrating how JavaFX can be added
to a NetBeans RCP application built on jdk11:
https://github.com/borisheithecker/netbeans-javafx
Hope it helps
Boris
I haven't really worked with NB for years, since NB-8.0. After looking
at Boris' work, and messing around I've got a standalone module for
javafx that can be shared by multiple suites/modules. (It took a while
to remember and find some info in harness/README; but so far it's been
of little use.) When the time comes (not soon for me), hopefully the
technique can be used to provide per os-type. The biggest problem I had
was getting the shared objects (.dll in my case) into the nb module and
available to all.
I haven't cleanly got sources hooked up, I have to manually add them as
needed. Twice it seems, once for editor stuff like goto file and once
for debugging. And I haven't had any luck with javadoc.
There's that "external" directory where sources and javadoc go.
Referenced from project properties. For your usage, does NB understand
them to hook things up with the IDE? Did you manually create the javadoc
to get separate jar files? I had to create separate source jars with
"com" at the top level rather than the module name. I thought about
copying all the source into the same tree and removing the module.info
files to have a single source file.
There a pom.xml and a maven reference. I'm a maven novice. Is this
scheme working with both maven and ant? Any pointers on understanding
this; I guess study and experience, any good reference docs? One thing
in particular; in maven-dependency-plugin, there's an <execution><id> of
copy-dependencies with a goal of copy-dependencies. Then for executions
<id>sources and <id>javadoc they also have a goal of copy-dependencies.
I'm confused. Any hints on learning to work with maven appreciated.
Thanks again for the work from Boris
-ernie
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