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With the recent Java 11 release, JavaFX is no longer included in the JDK. I have an existing JavaFX project. I am interested in learning how to change it from a Java 10 project to a Java 11. I am certain I have installed Java 11 correctly, and I am able to change the default SDK from Java 10 to Java 11. What I don't know is how I might get JavaFX working with Java 11. I have downloaded the latest JavaFX release here . I have extracted it to my Java folder which contains my other JDK's, but I really don't know what to do at this point. I have read some lengthy guides that describe how to

I have a custom ListCell implementation, shown in the picture below. The left side, which represents the date, consisting of 3 labels, put in a VBox and the "CounterContent" consisting of the counter, with a TextField for each digit, contained in a HBox , and two Hboxes containing labels for kWh, kWh/day and so on. And that seem to be just too much, to be running performantly. I've tried to load the data in a background task, showing a progress indicator, while the task is running, but unlike on desktop, on android the performance is very poor. Whenever I switch to the listview, the garbage

I use Eclipse 4.7 (Oxygen), portable version Android Development Tools (no version ?), with SDK Manager => SDK Tools 25.5, Android 6 and 7 (API 23, 25), Android Support Repository, SDK Platform, SDK Platform-tools Gluon plugin 2.4.0 E(fx)clipse 2.4.0 Gradle IdePack 3.8.x +1.0.x SceneBuilder installed and configured in Eclipse and (MarketPlace, Enide 2015) new Gluon project begins well: name and location (default) Gluon Application Settings (default) Name of view (default) => button finish appears active, but when pressing it, nothing happens. This window blocks here and no message. Only back

The official Gluon docs say in the prerequisites for an Android build: From the Android SDK Manager, install...from Extras the Android Support Library However, it seems that this is retired from the sdk manager in lieu of the "Android Support Repository", a gradle repository. The javafxports plugin is apparently still looking for the old support library folder in the android SDK, as indicated by the error: Cannot expand ZIP '<my AppData path>\Local\Android\sdk\extras\android\support\multidex\library\libs\android-support-multidex.jar' as it does not exist which has this stackoverflow answer ,