How To Setup JavaFX 22 and JDK 22 on Netbeans IDE (NEW)

[@KENSOFTPH]

Maven Shade Plugin code. Don't forget to change the mainClass. org.apache.maven.plugins maven-shade-plugin 3.5.3 package shade com.kensoftph.simpleproject.NewMain META-INF/spring.handlers ${project.artifactId}-${project.version} true jar-with-dependencies

[@LuxeLady-l9e]

thank you

[@LuxeLady-l9e]

You really help to me, I searched videos for a day, than a lot

[@nikolaizaicev9297]

That is how an IDE should work. Tried Eclipse and Visual Code, after 4 hours I decided it is enough of xxx -ing my brain, and used Netbeans instead, it took me less than few minets to set up everything. What is so hard to implement such simple things in orther IDE's is beyond my understanding.

[@esemelekete1330]

Thanks! This works great! Though I can't double click to open the jar file. Nothing happens when I double click

[@KENSOFTPH]

Join my discord and I will help you there.

[@anhvan3811]

librabry có cần thêm SceneBuilder không?

[@KENSOFTPH]

What do you mean?

[@anhvan3811]

@@KENSOFTPH I'm new to java and javafx, in java project need to add scenebuilder. So in javafx project need to add scenebuilder?

[@KENSOFTPH]

I'm sorry if I respond late because your comment was held for review. You don't need to use SceneBuilder to develop a JavaFX application, but it's up to you. SceneBuilder also helps you develop the user interface faster by using the drag and drop feature.

[@ashrafulalam4808]

Can you make a tutorial in ubuntu?

[@KENSOFTPH]

Unfortunately no, but I think the process is the same.

[@1973Gerhard]

Nice!!!

[@KENSOFTPH]

Thank you! Cheers!