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The 8th JavaFX User Goup Seminar
on 2012-11-30
Toru Takahashi (boochnich)
About Toru Twitter boochnich
blog httpdhatenanejptorutk bull Java GUI Programming Experience
ndash in jdk10 age AWT
ndash in jdk11 age AWT Netscape IFC and Swing
ndash in jdk12 age and after Swing Java2D (Java3D)
bull Java Community Activity ndash Representative of Java Reading Circle in Japan
httpwwwjavareadingcombof
Agenda
bull JavaFX 223 in the JDK 7u9
bull Building JavaFX application with NetBeans IDE
bull Creating an executable JAR with command
bull (optional) creating OS native installer
JavaFX 223 in the JDK 7u9
CyenProgram FilesyenJavayenjdk170 (Case of Windows OS）
+-- bin
| +-- javafxpackagerexe
+-- jre
| +-- lib
| +-- javafxproperties
| +-- jfxrtjar
+-- lib
+-- ant-javafxjar
+-- javafx-docletjar
(Note Not all JavaFX files are described)
Java FX files are in JDKrsquos directory tree
JavaFX application with NetBeans (15)
bull In NetBeans select New project ndash JavaFX Application templates are generated
bull Build and execute on NetBeans
httpjanetbeansorgnekobean
JavaFX application with NetBeans (25)
bull Double-click the jar file on a file explorer
ndash The program starts
bull lsquojava ndashjar foojarrsquo on command prompt
ndash It launches
JavaFX application with NetBeans (35)
bull Compile the source file and create jar gtjavac -cp ldquoCyenProgram Filesyenjavayenjdk170yenjreyenlibyenjfxrtjarldquo -d buildyenclasses -encoding UTF-8 srcyenhellojjfxugyenHelloJjfxugjava gtjar cvfm Hellojar hellomf -C buildyenclasses added manifest adding hellojjfxug(in = 0) (out= 0)(stored 0) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug$1class(in = 1141) (out= 605)(deflated 46) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugclass(in = 1740) (out= 981)(deflated 43) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugcss(in = 302) (out= 214)(deflated 29)
gtjava ndashjar Hellojar Exception in thread main javalangNoClassDefFoundError javafxapp licationApplication at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass1(Native Method) at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass(ClassLoaderjava791)
Oh error has occurred missing classpath
JavaFX application with NetBeans (45)
bull Whatrsquos the difference between NetBeans and me
ndash Comparing with the jar file generated by NetBeans
comjavafxmainMain$1class comjavafxmainMain$2class comjavafxmainMainclass comjavafxmainNoJavaFXFallbackclass
Manifest-Version 10 JavaFX-Version 22 implementation-vendor torutk implementation-title HelloJjfxug implementation-version 10 JavaFX-Application-Class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug JavaFX-Class-Path HelloJjfxugjar Created-By JavaFX Packager Main-Class comjavafxmainMain
These classes are only included in the jar file generated by NetBeans
MANIFESTMF in the jar file generated by NetBeans
JavaFX application with NetBeans (55)
bull add -Djavafxverbose=true option and execute the jar file generated by NetBeans
gtjava -Djavafxverbose=true -jar distyenHelloJjfxugjar 1) Try existing classpath ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar ===== 2) Try javafxruntimepath property
3) Look for cobundled JavaFX [javahome=CyenProgram FilesyenJavayenjdk170yenjre ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjfxrtjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibdeployjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibpluginjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjavawsjar ===== Try calling ClassforName(hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug) using classLoader = javanet
URLClassLoader6f404c51 found class class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug
Creating an executable JAR with command
bull Use javafxpackager command to create executable jar for JavaFX application
gtjavafxpackager -createjar -nocss2bin -appclass hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug -srcdir buildyenclasses -outdir -outfile HelloJjfxug-01 gtjava ndashjar HelloJjfxug-01jar
Specify a class extends Application and has a main method
Specify a base directory to include a jar file Not java source files
Specify the name of jar file without extension name(jar)
javafxpackager command reference
httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjavafxpackager001htm
Reference
bull Oracle Blogs [JavaFX] Native packaging for JavaFX bull httpsblogsoraclecomtalkingjavadeploymente
ntrynative_packaging_for_javafx
bull Oracle JavaFX Documents rdquoDeploying JavaFX Applicationsrdquo bull httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjfxp
ub-deploymenthtm 55 Create the Main Application JAR File
Conclusion
bull JavaFX is not only GUI toolkit but also an application deployment toolkit
bull NetBeans IDE provides JavaFX deployment
bull JDK provides javafxpackager command Ant task
bull There is the e(fx)clipse plugin for eclipse user
(additional1) create MSI
bull javapackager can create a Windows MSI Installer
ndash Needs WiX(Windows Installer XML) Free
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull I introduced creating msi installer on my blog (Japanese only)
ndash httpdhatenanejptorutk20121119
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
About Toru Twitter boochnich
blog httpdhatenanejptorutk bull Java GUI Programming Experience
ndash in jdk10 age AWT
ndash in jdk11 age AWT Netscape IFC and Swing
ndash in jdk12 age and after Swing Java2D (Java3D)
bull Java Community Activity ndash Representative of Java Reading Circle in Japan
httpwwwjavareadingcombof
Agenda
bull JavaFX 223 in the JDK 7u9
bull Building JavaFX application with NetBeans IDE
bull Creating an executable JAR with command
bull (optional) creating OS native installer
JavaFX 223 in the JDK 7u9
CyenProgram FilesyenJavayenjdk170 (Case of Windows OS）
+-- bin
| +-- javafxpackagerexe
+-- jre
| +-- lib
| +-- javafxproperties
| +-- jfxrtjar
+-- lib
+-- ant-javafxjar
+-- javafx-docletjar
(Note Not all JavaFX files are described)
Java FX files are in JDKrsquos directory tree
JavaFX application with NetBeans (15)
bull In NetBeans select New project ndash JavaFX Application templates are generated
bull Build and execute on NetBeans
httpjanetbeansorgnekobean
JavaFX application with NetBeans (25)
bull Double-click the jar file on a file explorer
ndash The program starts
bull lsquojava ndashjar foojarrsquo on command prompt
ndash It launches
JavaFX application with NetBeans (35)
bull Compile the source file and create jar gtjavac -cp ldquoCyenProgram Filesyenjavayenjdk170yenjreyenlibyenjfxrtjarldquo -d buildyenclasses -encoding UTF-8 srcyenhellojjfxugyenHelloJjfxugjava gtjar cvfm Hellojar hellomf -C buildyenclasses added manifest adding hellojjfxug(in = 0) (out= 0)(stored 0) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug$1class(in = 1141) (out= 605)(deflated 46) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugclass(in = 1740) (out= 981)(deflated 43) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugcss(in = 302) (out= 214)(deflated 29)
gtjava ndashjar Hellojar Exception in thread main javalangNoClassDefFoundError javafxapp licationApplication at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass1(Native Method) at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass(ClassLoaderjava791)
Oh error has occurred missing classpath
JavaFX application with NetBeans (45)
bull Whatrsquos the difference between NetBeans and me
ndash Comparing with the jar file generated by NetBeans
comjavafxmainMain$1class comjavafxmainMain$2class comjavafxmainMainclass comjavafxmainNoJavaFXFallbackclass
Manifest-Version 10 JavaFX-Version 22 implementation-vendor torutk implementation-title HelloJjfxug implementation-version 10 JavaFX-Application-Class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug JavaFX-Class-Path HelloJjfxugjar Created-By JavaFX Packager Main-Class comjavafxmainMain
These classes are only included in the jar file generated by NetBeans
MANIFESTMF in the jar file generated by NetBeans
JavaFX application with NetBeans (55)
bull add -Djavafxverbose=true option and execute the jar file generated by NetBeans
gtjava -Djavafxverbose=true -jar distyenHelloJjfxugjar 1) Try existing classpath ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar ===== 2) Try javafxruntimepath property
3) Look for cobundled JavaFX [javahome=CyenProgram FilesyenJavayenjdk170yenjre ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjfxrtjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibdeployjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibpluginjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjavawsjar ===== Try calling ClassforName(hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug) using classLoader = javanet
URLClassLoader6f404c51 found class class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug
Creating an executable JAR with command
bull Use javafxpackager command to create executable jar for JavaFX application
gtjavafxpackager -createjar -nocss2bin -appclass hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug -srcdir buildyenclasses -outdir -outfile HelloJjfxug-01 gtjava ndashjar HelloJjfxug-01jar
Specify a class extends Application and has a main method
Specify a base directory to include a jar file Not java source files
Specify the name of jar file without extension name(jar)
javafxpackager command reference
httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjavafxpackager001htm
Reference
bull Oracle Blogs [JavaFX] Native packaging for JavaFX bull httpsblogsoraclecomtalkingjavadeploymente
ntrynative_packaging_for_javafx
bull Oracle JavaFX Documents rdquoDeploying JavaFX Applicationsrdquo bull httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjfxp
ub-deploymenthtm 55 Create the Main Application JAR File
Conclusion
bull JavaFX is not only GUI toolkit but also an application deployment toolkit
bull NetBeans IDE provides JavaFX deployment
bull JDK provides javafxpackager command Ant task
bull There is the e(fx)clipse plugin for eclipse user
(additional1) create MSI
bull javapackager can create a Windows MSI Installer
ndash Needs WiX(Windows Installer XML) Free
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull I introduced creating msi installer on my blog (Japanese only)
ndash httpdhatenanejptorutk20121119
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
Agenda
bull JavaFX 223 in the JDK 7u9
bull Building JavaFX application with NetBeans IDE
bull Creating an executable JAR with command
bull (optional) creating OS native installer
JavaFX 223 in the JDK 7u9
CyenProgram FilesyenJavayenjdk170 (Case of Windows OS）
+-- bin
| +-- javafxpackagerexe
+-- jre
| +-- lib
| +-- javafxproperties
| +-- jfxrtjar
+-- lib
+-- ant-javafxjar
+-- javafx-docletjar
(Note Not all JavaFX files are described)
Java FX files are in JDKrsquos directory tree
JavaFX application with NetBeans (15)
bull In NetBeans select New project ndash JavaFX Application templates are generated
bull Build and execute on NetBeans
httpjanetbeansorgnekobean
JavaFX application with NetBeans (25)
bull Double-click the jar file on a file explorer
ndash The program starts
bull lsquojava ndashjar foojarrsquo on command prompt
ndash It launches
JavaFX application with NetBeans (35)
bull Compile the source file and create jar gtjavac -cp ldquoCyenProgram Filesyenjavayenjdk170yenjreyenlibyenjfxrtjarldquo -d buildyenclasses -encoding UTF-8 srcyenhellojjfxugyenHelloJjfxugjava gtjar cvfm Hellojar hellomf -C buildyenclasses added manifest adding hellojjfxug(in = 0) (out= 0)(stored 0) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug$1class(in = 1141) (out= 605)(deflated 46) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugclass(in = 1740) (out= 981)(deflated 43) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugcss(in = 302) (out= 214)(deflated 29)
gtjava ndashjar Hellojar Exception in thread main javalangNoClassDefFoundError javafxapp licationApplication at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass1(Native Method) at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass(ClassLoaderjava791)
Oh error has occurred missing classpath
JavaFX application with NetBeans (45)
bull Whatrsquos the difference between NetBeans and me
ndash Comparing with the jar file generated by NetBeans
comjavafxmainMain$1class comjavafxmainMain$2class comjavafxmainMainclass comjavafxmainNoJavaFXFallbackclass
Manifest-Version 10 JavaFX-Version 22 implementation-vendor torutk implementation-title HelloJjfxug implementation-version 10 JavaFX-Application-Class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug JavaFX-Class-Path HelloJjfxugjar Created-By JavaFX Packager Main-Class comjavafxmainMain
These classes are only included in the jar file generated by NetBeans
MANIFESTMF in the jar file generated by NetBeans
JavaFX application with NetBeans (55)
bull add -Djavafxverbose=true option and execute the jar file generated by NetBeans
gtjava -Djavafxverbose=true -jar distyenHelloJjfxugjar 1) Try existing classpath ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar ===== 2) Try javafxruntimepath property
3) Look for cobundled JavaFX [javahome=CyenProgram FilesyenJavayenjdk170yenjre ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjfxrtjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibdeployjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibpluginjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjavawsjar ===== Try calling ClassforName(hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug) using classLoader = javanet
URLClassLoader6f404c51 found class class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug
Creating an executable JAR with command
bull Use javafxpackager command to create executable jar for JavaFX application
gtjavafxpackager -createjar -nocss2bin -appclass hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug -srcdir buildyenclasses -outdir -outfile HelloJjfxug-01 gtjava ndashjar HelloJjfxug-01jar
Specify a class extends Application and has a main method
Specify a base directory to include a jar file Not java source files
Specify the name of jar file without extension name(jar)
javafxpackager command reference
httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjavafxpackager001htm
Reference
bull Oracle Blogs [JavaFX] Native packaging for JavaFX bull httpsblogsoraclecomtalkingjavadeploymente
ntrynative_packaging_for_javafx
bull Oracle JavaFX Documents rdquoDeploying JavaFX Applicationsrdquo bull httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjfxp
ub-deploymenthtm 55 Create the Main Application JAR File
Conclusion
bull JavaFX is not only GUI toolkit but also an application deployment toolkit
bull NetBeans IDE provides JavaFX deployment
bull JDK provides javafxpackager command Ant task
bull There is the e(fx)clipse plugin for eclipse user
(additional1) create MSI
bull javapackager can create a Windows MSI Installer
ndash Needs WiX(Windows Installer XML) Free
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull I introduced creating msi installer on my blog (Japanese only)
ndash httpdhatenanejptorutk20121119
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
JavaFX 223 in the JDK 7u9
CyenProgram FilesyenJavayenjdk170 (Case of Windows OS）
+-- bin
| +-- javafxpackagerexe
+-- jre
| +-- lib
| +-- javafxproperties
| +-- jfxrtjar
+-- lib
+-- ant-javafxjar
+-- javafx-docletjar
(Note Not all JavaFX files are described)
Java FX files are in JDKrsquos directory tree
JavaFX application with NetBeans (15)
bull In NetBeans select New project ndash JavaFX Application templates are generated
bull Build and execute on NetBeans
httpjanetbeansorgnekobean
JavaFX application with NetBeans (25)
bull Double-click the jar file on a file explorer
ndash The program starts
bull lsquojava ndashjar foojarrsquo on command prompt
ndash It launches
JavaFX application with NetBeans (35)
bull Compile the source file and create jar gtjavac -cp ldquoCyenProgram Filesyenjavayenjdk170yenjreyenlibyenjfxrtjarldquo -d buildyenclasses -encoding UTF-8 srcyenhellojjfxugyenHelloJjfxugjava gtjar cvfm Hellojar hellomf -C buildyenclasses added manifest adding hellojjfxug(in = 0) (out= 0)(stored 0) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug$1class(in = 1141) (out= 605)(deflated 46) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugclass(in = 1740) (out= 981)(deflated 43) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugcss(in = 302) (out= 214)(deflated 29)
gtjava ndashjar Hellojar Exception in thread main javalangNoClassDefFoundError javafxapp licationApplication at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass1(Native Method) at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass(ClassLoaderjava791)
Oh error has occurred missing classpath
JavaFX application with NetBeans (45)
bull Whatrsquos the difference between NetBeans and me
ndash Comparing with the jar file generated by NetBeans
comjavafxmainMain$1class comjavafxmainMain$2class comjavafxmainMainclass comjavafxmainNoJavaFXFallbackclass
Manifest-Version 10 JavaFX-Version 22 implementation-vendor torutk implementation-title HelloJjfxug implementation-version 10 JavaFX-Application-Class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug JavaFX-Class-Path HelloJjfxugjar Created-By JavaFX Packager Main-Class comjavafxmainMain
These classes are only included in the jar file generated by NetBeans
MANIFESTMF in the jar file generated by NetBeans
JavaFX application with NetBeans (55)
bull add -Djavafxverbose=true option and execute the jar file generated by NetBeans
gtjava -Djavafxverbose=true -jar distyenHelloJjfxugjar 1) Try existing classpath ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar ===== 2) Try javafxruntimepath property
3) Look for cobundled JavaFX [javahome=CyenProgram FilesyenJavayenjdk170yenjre ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjfxrtjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibdeployjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibpluginjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjavawsjar ===== Try calling ClassforName(hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug) using classLoader = javanet
URLClassLoader6f404c51 found class class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug
Creating an executable JAR with command
bull Use javafxpackager command to create executable jar for JavaFX application
gtjavafxpackager -createjar -nocss2bin -appclass hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug -srcdir buildyenclasses -outdir -outfile HelloJjfxug-01 gtjava ndashjar HelloJjfxug-01jar
Specify a class extends Application and has a main method
Specify a base directory to include a jar file Not java source files
Specify the name of jar file without extension name(jar)
javafxpackager command reference
httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjavafxpackager001htm
Reference
bull Oracle Blogs [JavaFX] Native packaging for JavaFX bull httpsblogsoraclecomtalkingjavadeploymente
ntrynative_packaging_for_javafx
bull Oracle JavaFX Documents rdquoDeploying JavaFX Applicationsrdquo bull httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjfxp
ub-deploymenthtm 55 Create the Main Application JAR File
Conclusion
bull JavaFX is not only GUI toolkit but also an application deployment toolkit
bull NetBeans IDE provides JavaFX deployment
bull JDK provides javafxpackager command Ant task
bull There is the e(fx)clipse plugin for eclipse user
(additional1) create MSI
bull javapackager can create a Windows MSI Installer
ndash Needs WiX(Windows Installer XML) Free
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull I introduced creating msi installer on my blog (Japanese only)
ndash httpdhatenanejptorutk20121119
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
JavaFX application with NetBeans (15)
bull In NetBeans select New project ndash JavaFX Application templates are generated
bull Build and execute on NetBeans
httpjanetbeansorgnekobean
JavaFX application with NetBeans (25)
bull Double-click the jar file on a file explorer
ndash The program starts
bull lsquojava ndashjar foojarrsquo on command prompt
ndash It launches
JavaFX application with NetBeans (35)
bull Compile the source file and create jar gtjavac -cp ldquoCyenProgram Filesyenjavayenjdk170yenjreyenlibyenjfxrtjarldquo -d buildyenclasses -encoding UTF-8 srcyenhellojjfxugyenHelloJjfxugjava gtjar cvfm Hellojar hellomf -C buildyenclasses added manifest adding hellojjfxug(in = 0) (out= 0)(stored 0) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug$1class(in = 1141) (out= 605)(deflated 46) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugclass(in = 1740) (out= 981)(deflated 43) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugcss(in = 302) (out= 214)(deflated 29)
gtjava ndashjar Hellojar Exception in thread main javalangNoClassDefFoundError javafxapp licationApplication at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass1(Native Method) at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass(ClassLoaderjava791)
Oh error has occurred missing classpath
JavaFX application with NetBeans (45)
bull Whatrsquos the difference between NetBeans and me
ndash Comparing with the jar file generated by NetBeans
comjavafxmainMain$1class comjavafxmainMain$2class comjavafxmainMainclass comjavafxmainNoJavaFXFallbackclass
Manifest-Version 10 JavaFX-Version 22 implementation-vendor torutk implementation-title HelloJjfxug implementation-version 10 JavaFX-Application-Class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug JavaFX-Class-Path HelloJjfxugjar Created-By JavaFX Packager Main-Class comjavafxmainMain
These classes are only included in the jar file generated by NetBeans
MANIFESTMF in the jar file generated by NetBeans
JavaFX application with NetBeans (55)
bull add -Djavafxverbose=true option and execute the jar file generated by NetBeans
gtjava -Djavafxverbose=true -jar distyenHelloJjfxugjar 1) Try existing classpath ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar ===== 2) Try javafxruntimepath property
3) Look for cobundled JavaFX [javahome=CyenProgram FilesyenJavayenjdk170yenjre ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjfxrtjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibdeployjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibpluginjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjavawsjar ===== Try calling ClassforName(hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug) using classLoader = javanet
URLClassLoader6f404c51 found class class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug
Creating an executable JAR with command
bull Use javafxpackager command to create executable jar for JavaFX application
gtjavafxpackager -createjar -nocss2bin -appclass hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug -srcdir buildyenclasses -outdir -outfile HelloJjfxug-01 gtjava ndashjar HelloJjfxug-01jar
Specify a class extends Application and has a main method
Specify a base directory to include a jar file Not java source files
Specify the name of jar file without extension name(jar)
javafxpackager command reference
httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjavafxpackager001htm
Reference
bull Oracle Blogs [JavaFX] Native packaging for JavaFX bull httpsblogsoraclecomtalkingjavadeploymente
ntrynative_packaging_for_javafx
bull Oracle JavaFX Documents rdquoDeploying JavaFX Applicationsrdquo bull httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjfxp
ub-deploymenthtm 55 Create the Main Application JAR File
Conclusion
bull JavaFX is not only GUI toolkit but also an application deployment toolkit
bull NetBeans IDE provides JavaFX deployment
bull JDK provides javafxpackager command Ant task
bull There is the e(fx)clipse plugin for eclipse user
(additional1) create MSI
bull javapackager can create a Windows MSI Installer
ndash Needs WiX(Windows Installer XML) Free
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull I introduced creating msi installer on my blog (Japanese only)
ndash httpdhatenanejptorutk20121119
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
JavaFX application with NetBeans (25)
bull Double-click the jar file on a file explorer
ndash The program starts
bull lsquojava ndashjar foojarrsquo on command prompt
ndash It launches
JavaFX application with NetBeans (35)
bull Compile the source file and create jar gtjavac -cp ldquoCyenProgram Filesyenjavayenjdk170yenjreyenlibyenjfxrtjarldquo -d buildyenclasses -encoding UTF-8 srcyenhellojjfxugyenHelloJjfxugjava gtjar cvfm Hellojar hellomf -C buildyenclasses added manifest adding hellojjfxug(in = 0) (out= 0)(stored 0) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug$1class(in = 1141) (out= 605)(deflated 46) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugclass(in = 1740) (out= 981)(deflated 43) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugcss(in = 302) (out= 214)(deflated 29)
gtjava ndashjar Hellojar Exception in thread main javalangNoClassDefFoundError javafxapp licationApplication at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass1(Native Method) at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass(ClassLoaderjava791)
Oh error has occurred missing classpath
JavaFX application with NetBeans (45)
bull Whatrsquos the difference between NetBeans and me
ndash Comparing with the jar file generated by NetBeans
comjavafxmainMain$1class comjavafxmainMain$2class comjavafxmainMainclass comjavafxmainNoJavaFXFallbackclass
Manifest-Version 10 JavaFX-Version 22 implementation-vendor torutk implementation-title HelloJjfxug implementation-version 10 JavaFX-Application-Class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug JavaFX-Class-Path HelloJjfxugjar Created-By JavaFX Packager Main-Class comjavafxmainMain
These classes are only included in the jar file generated by NetBeans
MANIFESTMF in the jar file generated by NetBeans
JavaFX application with NetBeans (55)
bull add -Djavafxverbose=true option and execute the jar file generated by NetBeans
gtjava -Djavafxverbose=true -jar distyenHelloJjfxugjar 1) Try existing classpath ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar ===== 2) Try javafxruntimepath property
3) Look for cobundled JavaFX [javahome=CyenProgram FilesyenJavayenjdk170yenjre ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjfxrtjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibdeployjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibpluginjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjavawsjar ===== Try calling ClassforName(hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug) using classLoader = javanet
URLClassLoader6f404c51 found class class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug
Creating an executable JAR with command
bull Use javafxpackager command to create executable jar for JavaFX application
gtjavafxpackager -createjar -nocss2bin -appclass hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug -srcdir buildyenclasses -outdir -outfile HelloJjfxug-01 gtjava ndashjar HelloJjfxug-01jar
Specify a class extends Application and has a main method
Specify a base directory to include a jar file Not java source files
Specify the name of jar file without extension name(jar)
javafxpackager command reference
httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjavafxpackager001htm
Reference
bull Oracle Blogs [JavaFX] Native packaging for JavaFX bull httpsblogsoraclecomtalkingjavadeploymente
ntrynative_packaging_for_javafx
bull Oracle JavaFX Documents rdquoDeploying JavaFX Applicationsrdquo bull httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjfxp
ub-deploymenthtm 55 Create the Main Application JAR File
Conclusion
bull JavaFX is not only GUI toolkit but also an application deployment toolkit
bull NetBeans IDE provides JavaFX deployment
bull JDK provides javafxpackager command Ant task
bull There is the e(fx)clipse plugin for eclipse user
(additional1) create MSI
bull javapackager can create a Windows MSI Installer
ndash Needs WiX(Windows Installer XML) Free
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull I introduced creating msi installer on my blog (Japanese only)
ndash httpdhatenanejptorutk20121119
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
JavaFX application with NetBeans (35)
bull Compile the source file and create jar gtjavac -cp ldquoCyenProgram Filesyenjavayenjdk170yenjreyenlibyenjfxrtjarldquo -d buildyenclasses -encoding UTF-8 srcyenhellojjfxugyenHelloJjfxugjava gtjar cvfm Hellojar hellomf -C buildyenclasses added manifest adding hellojjfxug(in = 0) (out= 0)(stored 0) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug$1class(in = 1141) (out= 605)(deflated 46) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugclass(in = 1740) (out= 981)(deflated 43) adding hellojjfxugHelloJjfxugcss(in = 302) (out= 214)(deflated 29)
gtjava ndashjar Hellojar Exception in thread main javalangNoClassDefFoundError javafxapp licationApplication at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass1(Native Method) at javalangClassLoaderdefineClass(ClassLoaderjava791)
Oh error has occurred missing classpath
JavaFX application with NetBeans (45)
bull Whatrsquos the difference between NetBeans and me
ndash Comparing with the jar file generated by NetBeans
comjavafxmainMain$1class comjavafxmainMain$2class comjavafxmainMainclass comjavafxmainNoJavaFXFallbackclass
Manifest-Version 10 JavaFX-Version 22 implementation-vendor torutk implementation-title HelloJjfxug implementation-version 10 JavaFX-Application-Class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug JavaFX-Class-Path HelloJjfxugjar Created-By JavaFX Packager Main-Class comjavafxmainMain
These classes are only included in the jar file generated by NetBeans
MANIFESTMF in the jar file generated by NetBeans
JavaFX application with NetBeans (55)
bull add -Djavafxverbose=true option and execute the jar file generated by NetBeans
gtjava -Djavafxverbose=true -jar distyenHelloJjfxugjar 1) Try existing classpath ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar ===== 2) Try javafxruntimepath property
3) Look for cobundled JavaFX [javahome=CyenProgram FilesyenJavayenjdk170yenjre ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjfxrtjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibdeployjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibpluginjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjavawsjar ===== Try calling ClassforName(hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug) using classLoader = javanet
URLClassLoader6f404c51 found class class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug
Creating an executable JAR with command
bull Use javafxpackager command to create executable jar for JavaFX application
gtjavafxpackager -createjar -nocss2bin -appclass hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug -srcdir buildyenclasses -outdir -outfile HelloJjfxug-01 gtjava ndashjar HelloJjfxug-01jar
Specify a class extends Application and has a main method
Specify a base directory to include a jar file Not java source files
Specify the name of jar file without extension name(jar)
javafxpackager command reference
httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjavafxpackager001htm
Reference
bull Oracle Blogs [JavaFX] Native packaging for JavaFX bull httpsblogsoraclecomtalkingjavadeploymente
ntrynative_packaging_for_javafx
bull Oracle JavaFX Documents rdquoDeploying JavaFX Applicationsrdquo bull httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjfxp
ub-deploymenthtm 55 Create the Main Application JAR File
Conclusion
bull JavaFX is not only GUI toolkit but also an application deployment toolkit
bull NetBeans IDE provides JavaFX deployment
bull JDK provides javafxpackager command Ant task
bull There is the e(fx)clipse plugin for eclipse user
(additional1) create MSI
bull javapackager can create a Windows MSI Installer
ndash Needs WiX(Windows Installer XML) Free
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull I introduced creating msi installer on my blog (Japanese only)
ndash httpdhatenanejptorutk20121119
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
JavaFX application with NetBeans (45)
bull Whatrsquos the difference between NetBeans and me
ndash Comparing with the jar file generated by NetBeans
comjavafxmainMain$1class comjavafxmainMain$2class comjavafxmainMainclass comjavafxmainNoJavaFXFallbackclass
Manifest-Version 10 JavaFX-Version 22 implementation-vendor torutk implementation-title HelloJjfxug implementation-version 10 JavaFX-Application-Class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug JavaFX-Class-Path HelloJjfxugjar Created-By JavaFX Packager Main-Class comjavafxmainMain
These classes are only included in the jar file generated by NetBeans
MANIFESTMF in the jar file generated by NetBeans
JavaFX application with NetBeans (55)
bull add -Djavafxverbose=true option and execute the jar file generated by NetBeans
gtjava -Djavafxverbose=true -jar distyenHelloJjfxugjar 1) Try existing classpath ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar ===== 2) Try javafxruntimepath property
3) Look for cobundled JavaFX [javahome=CyenProgram FilesyenJavayenjdk170yenjre ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjfxrtjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibdeployjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibpluginjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjavawsjar ===== Try calling ClassforName(hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug) using classLoader = javanet
URLClassLoader6f404c51 found class class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug
Creating an executable JAR with command
bull Use javafxpackager command to create executable jar for JavaFX application
gtjavafxpackager -createjar -nocss2bin -appclass hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug -srcdir buildyenclasses -outdir -outfile HelloJjfxug-01 gtjava ndashjar HelloJjfxug-01jar
Specify a class extends Application and has a main method
Specify a base directory to include a jar file Not java source files
Specify the name of jar file without extension name(jar)
javafxpackager command reference
httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjavafxpackager001htm
Reference
bull Oracle Blogs [JavaFX] Native packaging for JavaFX bull httpsblogsoraclecomtalkingjavadeploymente
ntrynative_packaging_for_javafx
bull Oracle JavaFX Documents rdquoDeploying JavaFX Applicationsrdquo bull httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjfxp
ub-deploymenthtm 55 Create the Main Application JAR File
Conclusion
bull JavaFX is not only GUI toolkit but also an application deployment toolkit
bull NetBeans IDE provides JavaFX deployment
bull JDK provides javafxpackager command Ant task
bull There is the e(fx)clipse plugin for eclipse user
(additional1) create MSI
bull javapackager can create a Windows MSI Installer
ndash Needs WiX(Windows Installer XML) Free
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull I introduced creating msi installer on my blog (Japanese only)
ndash httpdhatenanejptorutk20121119
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
JavaFX application with NetBeans (55)
bull add -Djavafxverbose=true option and execute the jar file generated by NetBeans
gtjava -Djavafxverbose=true -jar distyenHelloJjfxugjar 1) Try existing classpath ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar ===== 2) Try javafxruntimepath property
3) Look for cobundled JavaFX [javahome=CyenProgram FilesyenJavayenjdk170yenjre ===== URL list fileCworkHelloJjfxugdistHelloJjfxugjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjfxrtjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibdeployjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibpluginjar fileCProgram20FilesJavajdk170jrelibjavawsjar ===== Try calling ClassforName(hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug) using classLoader = javanet
URLClassLoader6f404c51 found class class hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug
Creating an executable JAR with command
bull Use javafxpackager command to create executable jar for JavaFX application
gtjavafxpackager -createjar -nocss2bin -appclass hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug -srcdir buildyenclasses -outdir -outfile HelloJjfxug-01 gtjava ndashjar HelloJjfxug-01jar
Specify a class extends Application and has a main method
Specify a base directory to include a jar file Not java source files
Specify the name of jar file without extension name(jar)
javafxpackager command reference
httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjavafxpackager001htm
Reference
bull Oracle Blogs [JavaFX] Native packaging for JavaFX bull httpsblogsoraclecomtalkingjavadeploymente
ntrynative_packaging_for_javafx
bull Oracle JavaFX Documents rdquoDeploying JavaFX Applicationsrdquo bull httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjfxp
ub-deploymenthtm 55 Create the Main Application JAR File
Conclusion
bull JavaFX is not only GUI toolkit but also an application deployment toolkit
bull NetBeans IDE provides JavaFX deployment
bull JDK provides javafxpackager command Ant task
bull There is the e(fx)clipse plugin for eclipse user
(additional1) create MSI
bull javapackager can create a Windows MSI Installer
ndash Needs WiX(Windows Installer XML) Free
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull I introduced creating msi installer on my blog (Japanese only)
ndash httpdhatenanejptorutk20121119
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
Creating an executable JAR with command
bull Use javafxpackager command to create executable jar for JavaFX application
gtjavafxpackager -createjar -nocss2bin -appclass hellojjfxugHelloJjfxug -srcdir buildyenclasses -outdir -outfile HelloJjfxug-01 gtjava ndashjar HelloJjfxug-01jar
Specify a class extends Application and has a main method
Specify a base directory to include a jar file Not java source files
Specify the name of jar file without extension name(jar)
javafxpackager command reference
httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjavafxpackager001htm
Reference
bull Oracle Blogs [JavaFX] Native packaging for JavaFX bull httpsblogsoraclecomtalkingjavadeploymente
ntrynative_packaging_for_javafx
bull Oracle JavaFX Documents rdquoDeploying JavaFX Applicationsrdquo bull httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjfxp
ub-deploymenthtm 55 Create the Main Application JAR File
Conclusion
bull JavaFX is not only GUI toolkit but also an application deployment toolkit
bull NetBeans IDE provides JavaFX deployment
bull JDK provides javafxpackager command Ant task
bull There is the e(fx)clipse plugin for eclipse user
(additional1) create MSI
bull javapackager can create a Windows MSI Installer
ndash Needs WiX(Windows Installer XML) Free
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull I introduced creating msi installer on my blog (Japanese only)
ndash httpdhatenanejptorutk20121119
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
Reference
bull Oracle Blogs [JavaFX] Native packaging for JavaFX bull httpsblogsoraclecomtalkingjavadeploymente
ntrynative_packaging_for_javafx
bull Oracle JavaFX Documents rdquoDeploying JavaFX Applicationsrdquo bull httpdocsoraclecomjavafx2deploymentjfxp
ub-deploymenthtm 55 Create the Main Application JAR File
Conclusion
bull JavaFX is not only GUI toolkit but also an application deployment toolkit
bull NetBeans IDE provides JavaFX deployment
bull JDK provides javafxpackager command Ant task
bull There is the e(fx)clipse plugin for eclipse user
(additional1) create MSI
bull javapackager can create a Windows MSI Installer
ndash Needs WiX(Windows Installer XML) Free
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull I introduced creating msi installer on my blog (Japanese only)
ndash httpdhatenanejptorutk20121119
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
Conclusion
bull JavaFX is not only GUI toolkit but also an application deployment toolkit
bull NetBeans IDE provides JavaFX deployment
bull JDK provides javafxpackager command Ant task
bull There is the e(fx)clipse plugin for eclipse user
(additional1) create MSI
bull javapackager can create a Windows MSI Installer
ndash Needs WiX(Windows Installer XML) Free
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull I introduced creating msi installer on my blog (Japanese only)
ndash httpdhatenanejptorutk20121119
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
(additional1) create MSI
bull javapackager can create a Windows MSI Installer
ndash Needs WiX(Windows Installer XML) Free
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull I introduced creating msi installer on my blog (Japanese only)
ndash httpdhatenanejptorutk20121119
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
(additinal2) Creating RPM
bull javapackager can create Linux RPM installer
ndash Needs rpmbuild command
bull NetBeans 73 can create by native build
bull May be create deb installer
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
(additional3) Note for sample program
To read a CSS file which is in the same directory with source file
Scene scene = new Scene(root 300 250) scenegetStylesheets()add( thisgetClass()getResource(HelloJjfxugcss)toExternalForm())
Sample CSS for specifying a font for Button class
button -fx-font-size 24 -fx-font-family Consolas sans-serif
