Yea, that was it. When I went to the JavaFX tab, it also installed a new
module.
Just odd that these settings did not get imported over from 12.0 as I would
have expected.
Thanks all!
Regards,
Will Hartung
On Tue, Dec 29, 2020 at 7:05 AM David wrote:
> As I recall you have to specifically in
As I recall you have to specifically integrate SceneBuilder into
Netbeans with each Netbeans install. A quick google found
Starting Scene Builder from NetBeans IDEFrom the Main menu, select
Tools and choose Options. On the Mac OS platform, select NetBeans and
choose Preferences from the Main menu.I
I encountered a similar behavior in NB 12.0 in the past. In order to
circumnavigate this behavior, before creating a FXML file, a FX project, or any
FX related activity, I first go to Tool->Options->Java-JavaFx tab, make sure it
is activated and JavaFx SceneBuilder Integration is visibly seen.
On Mon, Dec 28, 2020 at 4:03 PM Scott Palmer wrote:
> I had similar issues until I manually launched SceneBuilder and opened
> some FXML files. After that it seemed to work.
>
> Scott
>
One thing I think I noticed was that in 12.0, when I clicked on a FXML
file, there was an Open and Edit option
I had similar issues until I manually launched SceneBuilder and opened some
FXML files. After that it seemed to work.
Scott
> On Dec 28, 2020, at 6:14 PM, Will Hartung wrote:
>
>
> I just installed 12.2 and imported my 12.0 settings.
>
> In 12.0, if you double click on an FXML file, it wou
I just installed 12.2 and imported my 12.0 settings.
In 12.0, if you double click on an FXML file, it would open the file in
SceneBuilder.
In 12.2, it does not. Is there a setting I'm missing?
Thanks
Will Hartung
