I'm working on a JavaFx project on NetBeans 7.3 my question is : Is it possible to port a Netbeans JavaFx project to eclipse (juno preferably) successfully, what are the issues I may face, and if it is possible what is the best way to do it
Have a look at the plugins provided by e(fx)clipse: http://www.efxclipse.org/
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As part of a uni project, I'm trying to add a GUI to an existing Java project using JavaFX. The initial project used Java 11 and the JavaFX version I have is 17.0.2 but I just keep getting a lot of different errors depending on what I do. I'm using IntelliJ IDEA
Does anyone know how to add JavaFX to existing projects?
My lecturer is no help at all
Make a new project
I suggest setting up a new JavaFX-focused project.
IntelliJ offers a project template expressly for that purpose. See this documentation page, Create a new JavaFX project.
Then move over any existing code you have. You can do so by drag-and-drop into the project window.
You will find the OpenJFX library has been included as a dependency. OpenJFX is an open-source implementation of JavaFX. OpenJFX is organized as a sub-project on the OpenJDK project, co-led by Gluon and Oracle.
In Intellij i'd like to use a plug-in similar to eclipse's wtp tool. My end goal is to build servlets within the IDE and and run it locally on my pc.
I've tried searching for the plugin in the prefereneces under plugins to no success. Here is an image of what my plugin options look like when im trying to create a new project, and notice how there is no web application plugin showing on the left column, how do i fix it ?
If you are using IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, it does not support Java EE. However, IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition does provide Java EE support.
https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/features/editions_comparison_matrix.html
I want to develop eclipse plugin on top of an existing desktop application. The desktop application has already been developed in Java Swing and I want to create eclipse plugin which will use this existing desktop application as well as also use existing eclipse features like refactoring etc.
So far, I have found following resources,
Book
Eclipse Plug-ins by Eric Clayberg
Eclipse 4 Plug-in Development by Example Beginner's Guide
Other resources include
Eclipse, RCP, Plugin and OSGi Development by vogella
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-eclipse-plugindev1/index.html
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2005/02/09/eclipse.html
I want to start developing eclipse plugin but not sure how to start. I start to read vogella tutorial but it is talking about eclipse RCP which I am not sure is what i need or not? If anyone can provide me direction and give me starting point, i will be thankful.
An Eclipse plug-in always runs as part of an Eclipse RCP. Eclipse itself is a (very large) RCP so you can develop the plug-in to run as part of Eclipse, or you can write your own RCP from scratch.
I have recently switched from C# to JAVA, although I have a few questions.
I love how Visual Studio's GUI builder is laid out, is there a similar style one for JAVA?
Also in C#, you have an actions tab in the GUI designer, so you can click on an element and select properties and then select actions.. How is this done within Eclipse?
You can try WindowBuilder .It is moved to the Eclipse project since eclipse 3.7 and is included in the Java Developers version by default. You can download the Java Developers version at here or install it as a plugin if you already have an eclipse but no WindowBuilder installed.
I use Eclipse Ganymede IDE. In this IDE How to run a JavaME Application? What are the tools are needed to run a sample application ? Can anyone help me?
I used EclipseME plugin to develop a small application some time ago. It seems it has become an official Eclipse project.
You can create a java project and run with KEmulator.