add compile time dependencies for Java 9+#151
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Great start. I will wait with merging until it works with J11, OK? |
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Ok, works now (still getting On Java 11, using jaxb pulls in a lot of dependencies that are required on the runtime classpath. I think XML should either be required by JSON or the code rewritten to use That's bout what I can do for now. I think next problem will be the one remaining use of internal API. But I can only continue there once the "Unable to retrieve embedded or remote manifest" issue is solved. More detail on what I did and how to run on Java 11 (did not try on Java 9 and 10 because I don't have them installed and both have already reached EOL):
To run in Java 8: To run in Java 11:
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OK, I found out why the manifest could not be loaded. I did not use the I think I learned enough about FxLauncher to fix the remaining problems. I will let you know when everything works and this is ready and working in both Java 8 and 11. Please wait with merging. |
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After I have looked deeper into this, this is where we are now:
How to run fxldemo in Java 11 (change paths accordingly): |
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Hi! Thanks for the great work, but since this thread has not been updated in a while I need to ask: is anyone still working on this? Is this ever going to be merged in FXLauncher? Thanks again (: |
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I don't have time to work on this at the moment. Eventually I'll update it when I need to use JDK13+ myself, but in the mean time anyone is free to contribute :) |
This adds the java.xml.bind dependency for Java 9+ and also JavaFX for JDK 11+. I can now compile FXLauncher under both JDK 8 and 11. The resulting jar should work as before on Java 8. I cannot test Java 9 and 10, but to actually run on Java 11, more tweaks are needed.
I tried to test this with the fxldemo project, and both jars (= compiled with JDK 8 vs JDK 11) work the same when run under JDK 8. I get an error "WARNING: Error during Update Manifest phase" when I replace the original fxlauncher.jar with the new SNAPSHOT version though. But I see the same error when replaing with the original SNAPSHOT version (not containing my changes), so this seems unrelated.
When running on JDK 11, I get this error:
I will look into the issue with running under Java 11 later.