Getting started with JavaFX on Windows 7 with Eclipse

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Guide on how to setting up Eclipse for JavaFX on Windows 7

- JDK 7 update 4 with JavaFX 2.1 download and installation
Note: install all jdk, jre, and JavaFX

- Eclipse 3.7 (indigo) download and installation
2) Extract and drag folder "eclipse" to Desktop

- Hello World JavaFX project in eclipse, and

- How to create JavaFX library starting @12:00

[WichitSombat]

I've added the text instruction to the video description for now, just in case other people stops by. Still waiting for more votes :-)

[WichitSombat]

Thank you for the suggestion. I will edit the video if your comment have 10 votes. :-)

[WichitSombat]

if you install javafx @7:48 you will have the runtime for it at program file oracle javafx21 sdk rt @7:59 cheers

[sindahaouala]

Thanks for the tutorial.
After following your step ... how can i have javaFX palette ?

[othmanahmed]

After following your step i can see 3 subfolder 1) java1.7_05 2) jre6 3) jre7 .how do i get jdkfx runtime etc ...thanks

[ehabnimer]

Very useful tutorial.
However, i am working on a project now using javaFX and i tried to deploy the application on jar file, and when i try to run it it doesn't work throwing exception

Exception in thread "main" javafx/application/Ap
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Any suggestion about this issue

[Murderface]

The latest download doesn't have all the extra folders nor the documentation

[Murderface]

You should have edited this video to save people time and get to the point. This video could have easily been edited to 5-6 minutes...

[SoeaOu]

this is slow as fuck but good tutorial anyway, could be 5 min long

[heyheyheysniper]

This is not the proper way to install or create a javafx project. You should delete this video because this is the old way to create one. Now a days you have the option of creating an actual javafx project without having to do all that importing stuff.