Part of oraclejdk/openjdk 7u8 on all platforms. JavaFX2 for win32 was an extra download but anyone really doing fx uses at least jdk7 or even jdk8.
Tom
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
Naive question...
How is JavaFX distributed? Is it a separate download, or is it
included as part of a JRE?
Wayne
On 18/08/14 12:57 PM, Alexander Nyßen
wrote:
Hi all,
as some of the new GEF4 bundles we want to include with Mars
specify javafx package imports (so far without version
constraints), I was wondering what general policy we want to
follow to ensure such kind of bundles can be properly resolved.
Should we rely on the e(fx)clipse runtime bundles/fragments
(org.eclipse.javafx and org.eclipse.fx.osgi), i.e. re-bundle
them in our features or specify feature-dependencies to the
enclosing e(fx)clipse runtime feature, or is there another
intended way (it seems, e(fx)clipse has not announced its
participation)?
Cheers
Alexander
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