I am trying to design gui on java.
I will use this javafx library https://github.com/HanSolo/Medusa
I downloaded this lib but how can I used it?
I added external jar on my javafx project but I can not make any sample code work.
I'm working with eclipse neon and java 8. By the way I set up javafx. It is okay.
Do I need anything else for using this library?
I have gradle and maven plug-in my eclipse IDE.
Don't directly download this file, use something like maven or gradle for this:
If you scroll down on this page: https://bintray.com/hansolo/Medusa/Medusa you will find the copy-paste parts.
There even is an example-project using that lib: https://github.com/HanSolo/medusademo
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I'm using eclipse and trying to add a kotlin plugin after installing them in the marketplace. But it seems it's not working even I followed a simple tutorial that it should work (https://www.kotlintutorialblog.com/run-kotlin-program-eclipse-ide/). I'm stuck in step 4 and 5. I need to know why this has happened. My eclipse is portable. I put it in my external driver instead of in the Program Files.
https://i.imgur.com/IdRZ9Sa.png
My Eclipse version: 2021-03 (4.19.0)
Kotlin Plugin: 0.8.21
I want the kotlin plugin to work in eclipse that's all I wanted, thank you.
Look at the picture, I have already added libraries to Buildpath, but Eclipse does not recognize an Apache class. How can I make eclipse recognize new jars using Groovy plugin from codehaus?
Looks like a typical eclipse failure.
Project -> Clean will fix it.
I want to create a new project in Eclipse Kepler using the two plugins e(fx)clipse (for JavaFX 2) and m2e. The goal is, to have a Java FX project that I can build with maven from eclipse and that has the folder structure of maven, but I want to use the Java FX SceneBuilder from within Eclipse.
Both plugins have own project types and create different folder structures, so I have to do some stuff manually to combine them. Any ideas?
This is not difficult to do in eclipse. The way I did it was as follows:
1) Create the java project/structure first using a maven archetype (I can not remember the specific one, but a generic java one would do).
2) To use the JavaFX functionality of e(fx)clipse, just make sure the JavaFX libraries are included in the Libraries of you Build Path.
3) To use SceneBuilder, make sure that the executable is configured in Window|Preferences|JavaFX screen.
NB: if you are using a java version that has javaFX already in it (e.g. java 8 or a recent java 7 releaase) then you don't need to add a separate JavaFX library in the build path. This was only necessary when JavaFX was not bundled with the rest of the JDK, which is no longer the case.
Good luck.
chooks
In eclipse we have separated button for compiling GWT project. so we can build our project(Dynamic WEB) without GWT compiling.
But in NetBeans we dont have this approach! If we build web project at first GWT will be compiled. so, How we can change this approach like eclipse ( I want to compile GWT separately in netbeabs)
RGDS
In Netbeans, you can use .nbm files first. And then you have to change gwt.properties file in line:
gwt.install.dir=C:/gwt-windows-2.4.0
in Windows, and
gwt.install.dir=/home/wanto/GWT1.7.1/gwt-linux-2.4.0
in Linux.
Before doing that, you must download GWT from Google (about GWT for Windows or GWT for Linux).
I have an eclipse based Swing project and want to import that in Netbeans. the latest version 6.9 of netbeans does provide import of eclipse project, however the GUI builder does not act on the java files .Thus, we can't do a preview for the Swing UI for the imported project.
Is there a work around for this ?
thanks in advance
dhawanmayur.
Netbeans GUI builder uses an intermediate xml file to generate java source (a file with ".form" extension. It cannot reverse engeener hand written java gui code.
Use WindowBuilder instead
http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/windowbuilder-pro-gui-designer