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Support for Java 10/11 #8
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I think this has got something to do with the Java version. I'm using JFoenix for the buttons and even they seem to be having this issue. I'll have to produce different binaries for Java 9 and above, I think. I'll look deeper into this and fix this soon. |
Oh, I remember reading that it will be kicked out in JDK 11 but remain a part of JDK 10. Did they kick it out of Java 10's JVM, too? I was planning on using Java 8's |
UPDATE: I received an email with someone asking if Java 10 will be supported. Looks like the comment was deleted. Java 10 support is definitely happening but is a low priority at the moment. |
The JavaFX has been decoupled from the JDK so I'm trying to get it via Maven, but that is not working for some reason. I'm able to run Everest with the JavaFX SDK, however. Use these VM arguments:
The I'll be trying to provide native installers running on AdoptOpenJDK/OpenJFX 11 for the releases henceforth, so no JDK installation should be necessary. |
And changing the jfoenix dependency to version 9.0.0 No need to wrappers or something, just the mvn commands. I don't know if theres another cool way to do it, but with maven one could wrap these dependencies in a profile. Edit: Also sorry for the bad formatting here, I dont know why it isnt working |
Be advised that RichtextFX v0.10.0 has now been released which does away with the |
@Jugen thanks for your work! Now we're down to just a single |
A java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.sun.javafx.css.StyleConverterImpl is triggered on start with Java 10.0.1
This issue may not be limited to Windows
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