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hey what's going on everybody it's you
bro hope you're doing well and in this
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video i'm going to explain how we can
install
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and set up java fx for eclipse so
sit back relax and enjoy the show
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if you wouldn't mind please like comment
and subscribe
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all right people so i have listed seven
steps which we need to follow in order
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to get
java fx up and running so i'll include
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these steps in the description down
below as well as any relevant links so
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be sure to look in the description
all right people step one is to download
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the java fx
sdk you can just google this java fx
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then go to the first link
this is the url open jfx dot io
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so on this webpage scroll down to
getting started
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then go to visit and then select the
correct
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java fx version for your ide
in this video we're covering eclipse but
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we'll cover intellij idea next
so java fx and eclipse then go to
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non modular from ide and click
this link javafx sdk this should bring
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you to another web page
gluonhq.com products javafx
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scroll down to latest release and select
the correct sdk for your operating
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system i'm running windows so i'm going
to select
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java fx windows x64 sdk
and click download now you should have
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a zip file so what i'm going to do is
extract this by right clicking on this
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file
then go to extract all and you'll want
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to extract this to a location that
you'll remember
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i'm just going to keep this my downloads
folder and
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click extract then give it a minute
well my file is now extracted so
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remember the location of where you
extracted this file to
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because that's going to be important
later step two is to install the
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javafx plugin and we can do so by going
to
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help eclipse marketplace
we are going to find f x
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go and we are looking for
e f x clips click install
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read the license agreement yes i
actually did read it that fast
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i accept the terms of the license
agreements and finish
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you may need to restart eclipse so
that's unfortunate
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step three let's create a new java fx
project
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let's go to file new project
javafx javafx project
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next we need a name for this project
i will call this hello fx but call it
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whatever you want
and then finish within my package
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explorer i now have
a javafx project which i called hellofx
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if i were to open this within my source
folder
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and within the application package i
have two files
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a java file called main as well as a css
file called application for some css
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styling
this main java file has some pre-written
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code to create a
basic window for us however we first
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need to create and set a user library
that contains the executable jars that
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we downloaded from that sdk
you can see that if we try and run this
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currently we have all of these warnings
if i were to attempt to run this we're
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going to run into an
issue error occurred during
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initialization of boot layer
module javafx controls not found
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to resolve this issue we need to create
and set
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a user library step 4 is to create a
user library
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let's go to window preferences
then under java go to build path
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user libraries
let's pretend that this wasn't here so
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let's remove that go to
new we need a user library name let's
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call this
java fx select ok
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add external jars what we're doing now
is looking
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for that sdk that we extracted so
remember that location of where you
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extracted
those files to for me that's under
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downloads
here it is then go to javafx sdk
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then under the library folder i'm going
to
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select all of these executable jar files
open apply and close
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step five is to set the library
right click on your javafx project
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folder
then go to build path add libraries
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user library next select
java fx finish
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and you did everything right all of
those red warnings should go away
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step six let's configure the build path
right click on your project folder
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go to build path configure build path
all we're doing is making sure that we
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have
java fx under class path if you're
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missing this for some reason
let's say we remove this well we can add
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that back
by going to class path add library user
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library
next check java fx finish
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so you'll just want to be sure that you
have javafx underneath classpath if you
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already have it there's nothing more
that you need to do
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apply then apply and close step seven is
to add
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virtual machine arguments we need to
copy a line of text
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from that webpage where we downloaded
the java sdk
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so this is the url under java fx and
eclipse
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under the subcategory of non-modular
from ide
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scroll down to the section regarding
adding vm
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arguments there are two lines of text
one if you're using
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linux or mac copy this line of text
if you're using windows copy this other
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line of text
i'm running windows so i'm going to copy
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this line of text
i'll also include these in the
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description down below for this video so
you don't have to navigate to this
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webpage
since i'm a nice guy so once you copy
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this line of text
let's head back to our ide now to add a
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virtual machine argument
right click on your project folder then
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go to
run as run configurations
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make sure that your project is selected
if not you can select it on the left
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hand menu here
under the arguments tab go to vm
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arguments
and paste all of that text that you
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copied but there's going to be
one change that we need to make to this
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we need to change
the path to the library folder of the
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sdk
that we downloaded so we'll need to find
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that locate where you extracted
that java sdk folder to
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locate the library folder and then i am
going to
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get this file path i'm going to right
click
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then copy address everything within the
quotes i'm going to delete
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and paste the location of where that
library folder is
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apply and run if everything checks out
after running this program you should
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have a small window that appears
this will serve as the foundation for
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our java fx
gui applications alright everybody
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that's the basics of installing and
setting up
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javafx for eclipse i do plan on a
separate video on doing the same thing
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for intellij idea if you would like a
copy of all these steps
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and the appropriate links i will include
those in the description down below
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but yeah that's how to install and set
up java fx
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for eclipse hey
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you yeah i'm talking to
you
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if you learned something new
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me help you in three easy steps
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