Hello,
The problem comes from a regression in Netbeans 18 which breaks the use
of JavaFX provided by Netbeans (Show Github issue for more details:
https://github.com/apache/netbeans/issues/6004).
This is why you need to use a JVM that includes JavaFX with this module
and Netbeans 18.
I recommend the Zulu JDK, which includes JavaFX directly :
https://www.azul.com/downloads/?package=jdk-fx#zulu .
To check whether your JDK includes JavaFX, you can run the following
command "java --list-modules" in your JDK and check the presence of the
following modules in the version you are using:
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Le 31/08/2023 à 23:37, Stroud Custer a écrit :
I installed the asciidoc plugin. I had the following problems:
The OpenJDK platform doesn't included JavaFX, which is required by the
plugin. I downloaded and unzipped the OpenFX archive and added the
directory to the OpenJDK 19 classpath.
Even with JavaFX installed and linked to the OpenJDK 19 platform. I
can't see that the plugin added anything to the IDE. I opened a .adoc
file and it was treated as a normal text file. I check the options
for creating new files, didn't see an option for creating adoc files.
Is there any documentation available for this plugin? Has anyone else
dealt with these issues?
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