>I had created an AppLauncher for JavaFX applications you may be interested in:
I can't see how that relates to a (Swing based) NetBeans Platform application with JavaFX. >Custom JDK builds will only work for you unless you somehow package the custom JDK and force the application to use it. I do bundle the custom made jre with the NetBeans Platform based application. Den mån 16 mars 2020 kl 03:56 skrev Ty Young <youngty1...@gmail.com>: > > On 3/15/20 6:42 AM, Patrik Karlström wrote: > > Given my problems the last couple of months and seeing people here in the > same situation, I thought that I should write about what I ended up doing. > > It was really easy in the past when one could just distribute the > application and then relying on the “world wide” JRE to take care of the > rest. > > That is not the case after Java 8. > > > Oracle JDK 9 and 10 did too. It's just that OpenJDK doesn't. > > > For the last 7 months or so I have been working on moving Mapton, a > NetBeans Platform application, from Java 8 to Java 11 and beyond. > > I’ve tried many setups back and forth: > > - using the Platform JavaFX modules, > - using jars, > - using the AzulFX and LibericaFX JRE’s, > - among other things. > > I ended up with the following workflow: > > 1. Run NetBeans on a JDK with bundled JavaFX modules > 2. Use JavaFX classes, without using any fx dependencies, exclude if > necessary > 3. Use jlink to create a custom, one for each OS, JRE based off > AdoptOpenJDK and the latest JavaFX jmods from Gluon. > > ...and the thing is, creating a custom JRE was the general advice all > along. > > I guess it’s just to roll with the changes. :) > > > I had created an AppLauncher for JavaFX applications you may be interested > in: > > > https://github.com/BlueGoliath/AppLauncher > > > All it does is use the Java 11 single source run feature and some basic > Java in order to create a basic app launcher / packager. > > > Custom JDK builds will only work for you unless you somehow package the > custom JDK and force the application to use it. > > > /Patrik > >
