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Using FXMLLoaderFactory load FXML [message #1703569]

Mon, 03 August 2015 04:36

Eclipse User

Hi, I'm new with e(fx)clipse and JavaFX aslo, so I have a question or two.
I saw this at some examples on the net.
Is it wrong to pass (injected)FXMLLoaderFactory from handler to dialog constructor just to load it's fxml, e.g.

public MyDialog(Window parent, String title, FXMLLoaderFactory fxmlfactory) {
		super(parent, title);
		this.title = title;
		factory = fxmlfactory;
	}
....
factory.loadBundleRelative("myview.fxml"); ...

Isn't it easier to use the old fashioned way:

FXMLLoader.load(getClass().getResource("myview.fxml"));

Am I missing the point here? Rolling Eyes

Re: Using FXMLLoaderFactory load FXML [message #1703629 is a reply to message #1703569]

Mon, 03 August 2015 13:55

Eclipse User

a) passing it from the handler is wrong - the FXMLLoaderFactory has to be injected all time (unless the handler and dialog are in the same osgi bundle
b) using FXMLLoader directly in your sample will load the fxml file but it will fail to create an instance of your controller because it will use the extension classloader

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