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I'm loving JavaFX and SceneBuilder, but I just can't figure out how to make SceneBuilder link my FXML views with their Java controllers when they are not in the same folder. I'd just like to have this folder structure: package |-- model |-- view | |--someElementView.fxml | \--anotherElementView.fxml \-- control |--someElementController.java \--anotherElementController.java Instead I can only make SceneBuilder recognise my controllers if I have this folder structure which I'd like to avoid: package |-- model \-- view |--someElementView.fxml |--anotherElementView.fxml |--someElementController

I was looking on the internet but I didn't find good information for it. I'm trying to detect key presses every time the app is running. I'm using JavaFX and running it with FXML. I tryed a lot of thing but none work. Please help me. brian You should check out the Ensemble sample . Here's the key listener code. /** * Copyright (c) 2008, 2012 Oracle and/or its affiliates. * All rights reserved. Use is subject to license terms. */ import javafx.application.Application; import javafx.scene.Group; import javafx.scene.Scene; import javafx.stage.Stage; import javafx.collections.FXCollections; import

In Oracle's JavaFX Scene Builder it is possible to specify which Java class will be used as the controller for a scene. It's member variables will be populated by the FXMLLoader with instances of the controls. If the FXML file is in the same directory as the Java files, the Scene Builder can automatically suggest the class to use as controller, and from there, suggest the names of member variables in which a reference to the instance of a specific control should be placed. When using Maven as a build tool, resource files (like the FXML files) are placed in a different directory than source

I'm creating custom components using FXML. The custom components are designed in a hierarchical fashion. When I design a custom component B that uses another custom component A, a classpath problem dialog pops up in scenebuilder and I simply fix this by setting the appropriate classpath. However when I create three components, say C containing B containing A, and try to open top-level component C in Scenebuilder it fails. It asks me for classpaths which I duly specify. It finds B but does not find A. The classpath, FXML and the code is correct as the application is able to execute properly.

I downloaded library JFoenix.jar from official site for Java 8. I want to import that library to Scene Builder (Gluon). But everytime I try to import it, I dont have all elements from that library ( it misses for example JFXButton, JFXTextarea etc.) . I can import only 21 elements from that library, and I dont know what I am doing wrong. Anyone can help? Screenshots: Importing library only imports 21 elements: Many JavaFX custom controls are no longer compatible between Java 8 and 9 versions due mainly to the changes in the JavaFX API (if they were using private skins). This can be noticed

I am making a view in SceneBuilder for my JavaFX application. I want my view to be maximized. How can I achieve this in SceneBuilder or the .fxml file? ItachiUchiha You cannot do that using Scene Builder, since maximize or fullScreen are properties of the Stage and not the layouts set on the scene. You can load and set the .fxml on the scene and later set the scene on the stage. The following methods can be used on the stage : setMaximized(boolean) - To maximize the stage and fill the screen. setFullScreen(boolean) - To set stage as full-screen, undecorated window. As you cannot maximize your