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Import JavaFX Packages

This document outlines the steps for downloading and installing JavaFX on Eclipse, including downloading the SDK, adding JavaFX to the Eclipse IDE, and configuring VM arguments for a Java project. It provides detailed instructions for each step, such as creating a user library and adding external JARs. A video link is also included for visual guidance.

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Import JavaFX Packages

This document outlines the steps for downloading and installing JavaFX on Eclipse, including downloading the SDK, adding JavaFX to the Eclipse IDE, and configuring VM arguments for a Java project. It provides detailed instructions for each step, such as creating a user library and adding external JARs. A video link is also included for visual guidance.

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Steps of Downloading and Installing JavaFX on Eclipse

(*) Downloading JavaFX Files:

1.1 Go to: [Link]


1.2 Go to Downloads and select your operating System
1.3 Download the SDK to “C:\xxxx” folder
1.4 Extract the downloaded files

** Eclipse:

(1) Adding JavaFX to Eclipse IDE:

2.1 Window  Preferences  Java  Build Path  User Libraries  New


2.2 Type any name in: User Library name (e.g. JavaFX)
2.3 Click OK
2.4 Then select the JavaFX you created in step 2.2
2.5 Then click on Add External JARs
2.6 Select the location where you saved JavaFX files in step 1.3
2.7 Select all files in lib folder
2.8 Click Apply and Close

(2) Adding JavaFX to your Java Project:

3.1 Right click (On your project)  Build Path  Configure Build Path
3.2 Go to Library tab
3.3 Select ClassPath
3.4 Click on Add Library
3.5 Select User Library  Next
3.6 Then select the JavaFX you created in (step 2.2) Click Finish
3.7 Click Apply and Close

(3) JavaFX VM arguments:

4.1 Right click (On your project)  Run Configurations Select your class name
4.2 Select from Java Application  Main
4.3 Select Arguments tabs
4.4 In VM arguments, add the following (change your-path):

--module-path "your-path\lib" --add-modules [Link],[Link]

e.g.
--module-path "C:\javafx-sdk-20.0.1\lib" --add-modules [Link],[Link]

Video:
[Link]

Dr. Esra Alzaghoul

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