Together with the 0.0.14 release of e(fx)clipse. I’ve released 3 step by step tutorials to get you started with JavaFX in Eclipse:
- Configuring e(fx)clipse: In this short tutorial you’ll see how to configure e(fx)clipse to start your JavaFX experience
- Createing your first JavaFX-App: In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create and export a JavaFX application by using the tools provided by e(fx)clipse.
- Createing an Eclipse 3.x ViewPart who uses JavaFX: In this tutorial you’ll learn how to use JavaFX to develop Eclipse ViewParts. It guides you step by step from the creation of the View plug-in to the export to a p2-repository you can ship to your customers
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The fix for the mentioned bug made it for RC3. Thanks for reporting and the friendly reminder 😉
Great! Guess you meant the bug I mentionned at https://tomsondev.bestsolution.at/2012/05/29/javafx-xtend-an-ongoing-love/
Ouch – I guess wordpress played tricks with me.
I have downloaded lazy version of eclipse 4 and I have 64 bit JDK 7 installed with JavaFX, the e(fx)clipse wasn’t able to locate JavaFX runtime, and when I try to point JDK installation in preferences I was not able to press OK button to store, it just stalls.
Please ask questions on our forum https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/efxclipse. Are you sure your eclipse is launching with JDK7? If you want to point eclipse to an install, only the JavaFX-SDK is supported! Like said please ask at our forum if you need more support.