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Once you have eclipse, JDK 11 and JavaFX 11 SDK, you can either opt to create:

If you are used to build tools, you can directly use the JavaFX runtime jars which are available in Maven Central.įor a tutorial on how to run JavaFX 11 on OpenJDK 11, you can follow:Īt the time of writing this post, you need Eclipse 4.9M3 to work with JavaFX 11. Since OpenJDK 11 or Oracle JDK 11 will not come bundled with JavaFX, your best bet is to either download the JavaFX SDK from here or here and load them in your IDE. I'm not sure if there's any sense not to use JDK 8 with included JavaFX, but anyway, how can I use JavaFX in such conditions in eclipse? I installed openjfx using sudo apt install openjfx and I can't make eclipse work with JavaFX. Here are a few Examples on how to run Java 11 applications in Eclipse Java 11 Support for Eclipse Photon plugin. I'm actually using OpenJDK 11 on Ubuntu 18 (Though eclipse writes I have JavaSE 10 environment, that is where I'm also a bit confused)įor Java 11 support in Eclipse, you need to install I stress on Oracle JDK because JavaFX was never a part of OpenJDK. JavaFX will be decoupled from Oracle JDK starting JDK 11. I will try to answer them in different bullet points:īut as far as I understood, it(JavaFX) was excluded from JDK 9.

There are multiple points in your post which needs clarification.