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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