NetBeans
It was working properly and now it stopped working.
After choice correct directory with install SceneBuilder, in my case it is installed /opt/scenebuilder
This affects NetBeans version 12.2, 12.1, 12.0, in all the same problem.
It was working properly.
How to solve this problem?
Thank's
I'm using Netbeans 12.4 on Ubuntu 20.04 and Scene Builder 16.0.0 installed via download of the Gluon Scene Builder .deb file.
After many wrong attempts of assuming that the Netbeans 12.4 UI was expecting a path to the actual executable... - I finally got Scene Builder 16.0.0 to work in NB 12.4 simply by setting the "Scene Builder Home:" to: "/opt/scenebuilder" and now I have the "open" option on right-clicking on a .fxml file (and it opens the clicked fxml file in Scene Builder).
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I have downloaded the latest version of eclipse and the latest version of javafx, created a new user library which contains all of the javafx files (I have used this tutorial).
I've noticed that unlike older eclipse versions, there is no "scene builder path" setting in the latest eclipse, and when I attempt to create a new project there is no such thing as "JavaFX Project" (I remember having this option that automatically created an fxml file and control,main classes.)
My question is how do I make it all work together like it used to in the older eclipse versions?
(I know that there's something called e(fx)clipse but I believe it is outdated since it refers to javafx 2, and I have downloaded version 11)
Just go to the eclipse marketplace and install e(fx)clipse. It is not outdated and should provide you with the functionality that you are looking for.
I have installed Scene Builder (e(fx)clipse 2.4.0) by using Install New Software in Eclipse using this link. I also tried installing by the Eclipse Marketplace and both ways it gives me the error when trying to edit something it gives me this error:
Opening the file with SceneBuilder failed.
Try setting the absolute path to scenebuilder in your preferences
I have already searched everywhere on my system for the absolute path, some say it's at:
/opt/JavaFXSceneBuilder2.0/JavaFXSceneBuilder2.0
but I haven't found anything like that anywhere.
I am using:
Eclipse 4.6.3
Antergos - Arch Linux based distribution
The problem was that i mistaken e(fx)clipse with the scene builder. Now i will install the scene builder using the AUR Package scenebuilder and since i'm using yaourt the command will be yaourt -Sy scenebuilder if someone ever get the same mistake that i had, i hope this does help you.
I created a JavaFX project in Netbeans 8.2 for the first time and autocomplete for FXML document is always showing "No suggestions". For example:
I have seen a similar question, e.g. Netbeans7.1 & JavaFX 2.0 - FXML code completion doesn't work, but I am not getting the same results from the solution proposed there (possibly because the version of Netbeans is different). What do I need to do to get autocomplete in FXML documents? Thanks!
Just for fun I installed Netbeans 8.1 for Java SE alongside of version 8.2. The code completion for .fxml files works perfectly in 8.1. I'm going to try the development version next.
Right now I am calling this bug in Netbeans 8.2. I'll create a bug report when I get a chance.
I am trying to install Flash Builder 4.7 Plugin into Eclipse. I have downloaded Flash Builder Premium via Adobe's Creative Cloud. I have also installed Eclipse Indigo (recommended via Adobe). I am running this all on Mac OSX.
According to a tutorial I found I needed to go into the Utilities folder found in the Flash Builder install and run the Adobe Flash Builder 4.7 Plug-in Utility. It seemed to run fine. Afterwards you should be able to see "Flash Builder" in the help menu of Eclipse. However it is not there. You should also be able to set Flash Builder preferences under Window --> Preferences. Flash Builder is also not visible there.
I looked into the installation log and there was only one concerning message.
Move File: Destination: /Applications/eclipse/dropins/fb-4_7-plugin-encoded.link
Status: WARNING
Additional Notes: WARNING - There was a problem moving /Applications/eclipse/dropins/fb-4_7-plugin-encoded.link
I am unsure what this means and Adobe documentation is pretty sparse. However, it seems to be the only problem in the entire installation process. Any ideas or suggestions on what could be causing this error would be great.
EDIT: According the the tutorial there should also be this file "fb-4_7-plugin-encoded.link" created in the "dropins" folder of Eclipse. This file is created. However it is blank.
Here are notes I made trying the plug-in with Eclipse, both Indigo and Juno.
Flash Builder 4.7 works Eclipse Indigo or Juno, either 32-bit or 64-bit. You must use the correct source Flash Builder 4.7 when installing the plug-in – the 32-bit plug-in does not work with 64-bit Eclipse and vice-versa.
One major difference between Flash Builder 4.6 and 4.7 is the removal of Design mode for Flex .mxml files.
To install the plug-in, go to the Flash Builder 4.7 installation directory (usually C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder 4.7 for the 32-bit version or C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder 4.7 for the 64-bit version). Run the Plug-in Utility in the utilities directory. The installer will prompt for an Eclipse installation directory.
Alternately, create the file dropins/fb-4_7-plugin-encoded.link with the following contents:
path=C:/Program Files (x86)/Adobe/Adobe Flash Builder 4.7
or
path=C:/Program Files/Adobe/Adobe Flash Builder 4.7 (64 bit)
Adjust the path to the Flash Builder install directory.
Running the Plug-In Utility also creates an uninstall program to remove the plug-in from Eclipse. This is not created when using the link file to install the plug-in.
I have installed Eclipse 4.2.2 (Juno) 64-bit version running on Windows 8 Pro and successfully added ColdFusion Builder 3 (64-bit) to Eclipse (since adding ColdFusion Builder to Flash Builder Standalone no longer works). The Flash Builder plug-in Utility installs correctly and even provides the link file in drop-ins directory of Eclipse correctly. Yet, if it doesn't show any of the Flash Builder content in Eclipse, you will need to uninstall Flash Builder entirely from your computer and then reinstall. Then run the plug-in utility from the utilities directory and it should work.
So the steps would be:
Make sure any version of Flash Builder is completely uninstalled from the computer first!
Install Eclipse and make sure it is the same bit version as the Flash Builder and/or Coldfusion Builder (either 32-bit or 64-bit)
Install ColdFusion Builder and select as plug-in to existing Eclipse
Install Flash Builder
Run Plug-in Utility from Adobe Flash Builder install directory
Open Eclipse and set workspace. You can then add both ColdFusion and Flash perspectives
I'm trying to put a simple bean into the palette of the GUI builder in netbeans. It works perfectly on my PC but when I try to do it on my laptop (starting from scratch, exactly same code and method as on PC), it will not show on the palette.
In the palette manager it also adds the extension .palette_item, which it doesn't do on my PC.
I originally thought the issue was to do with having the newer version of netbeans on my laptop, however after downgrading to the same version is still bringing up the same issue.
This is netbeans version 7.0.1 I am currently using on both machines.