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Jim Weaver

"Nice post, but the SDK is still missing the #1 thing on my list: Media."

samsung,

Can you clarify? Although it isn't complete or perfect yet, media is supported in JavaFX.

Thanks,
Jim Weaver

samsung

Nice post, but the SDK is still missing the #1 thing on my list: Media.

Coffeejolts

That is great news, Jim.

Jim Weaver

I'm told that the media classes will be available as soon as the licensing issues are addressed.

Coffeejolts

Nice post, but the SDK is still missing the #1 thing on my list: Media. I tried some code from JavaONE and received: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/sun/media/jmc/Media :( You had me excited for a second!

maishat sana

Hello,

I am new to javafx and i created a simple javafx application in netbeans. I want to know where the class files for *.fx files are created when the project is build.And how to run the .fx file through commandline using javafxc

thanks

Jim Weaver

Terra,

Thanks for your kind words. You'll need to set the PATH variable in such a way that the desired bin directory is referenced. I use two different command scripts based upon which I want to run the interpreted or compiled javafx script. Thanks, Jim

Terra (Hisao Terasawa)

This is a additional explanation to my question about the usage of the 'javafx' command.
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Should I change the order of specification (or description) of command file's directories in the PATH environment variable? Or, should I specify the fully qualified file name like "C:\openjfx-compiler\dist\bin\javafx" or "C:\openjfx-interpreter\trunk\bin\javafx"?

Terra (Hisao Terasawa)

I'm always looking forward to your blog update.
I'd like to know how to use both interpreter version and compiler version 'javafx' commands without changing PATH setting. Is it possible?

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