Reputation: 41
I don't think I can explain it well, but here it goes.
It seems that anything referencing something JAVAFX specific, fails... I think.
It's not the code because its common examples from the internet on how to make a sample javafx program.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 154
Reputation: 72254
You need to add jfxrt.jar
to your path, or enable JavaFX support for your chosen platform in Netbeans.
(In Netbeans), right click on your project, go to properties, click libraries, then manage platforms, then if you have a JavaFX tab there, click on it and select "enable JavaFX".
If you don't have that tab, then exit out of the platform manager, click "Add Jar/Folder", and then navigate to jfxrt.jar (usually in jre/lib in your jdk installation directory) to add it that way.
Upvotes: 1