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Installation Guide for Luke 7.5.0 JavaFX edition

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Tomoko Uchida edited this page Oct 3, 2018 · 22 revisions

Preamble

As of the JDK 11, JavaFX was decoupled from Oracle JDK.

So you need to install the OpenJFX module separately and link it to the JVM process to run Luke 7.5.0 (JavaFX ed.) with JDK 11. Here is the installation guide to run JavaFX Luke. Also, we will add some guide for JDK 8 users in the later part of this document.

If you have any problems with JavaFX installation, you can raise an issue and we will make the effort to help you. However, please consider to use the Swing edition Luke rather than going this direction. The Swing edition is still under active development but it provides the very same features the JavaFX edition does.

How to install with JDK 11

for Mac/Linux users

  1. Download JavaFX SDK from here ("JavaFX Mac OS X SDK" or "JavaFX Linux SDK"): https://gluonhq.com/products/javafx/

  2. Extract the archive.

unzip openjfx-11_<platform>-x64_bin-sdk.zip /path/to/your/javafx/dir
  1. Set the environment variable JFX_HOME to inform Luke the JavaFX module path.
export JFX_HOME=/path/to/your/javafx/dir
  1. Run luke.sh 
cd /path/to/luke-javafx-7.5.0/
./luke.sh

For more details, see: http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/openjfx-dev/2018-May/021819.html

for Windows users

  1. Download JavaFX SDK from here ("JavaFX Windows SDK"): https://gluonhq.com/products/javafx/

  2. Extract the archive openjfx-11_windows-x64_bin-sdk.zip to ¥path¥to¥your¥javafx¥dir

  3. Set the environment variable JFX_HOME to inform Luke the JavaFX module path.

JFX_HOME variable

  1. Add %JFX_HOME%\bin to Path variable.

Path variable

  1. Run luke.bat 
cd ¥path¥to¥luke-javafx-7.5.0
.¥luke.bat

How to install with Oracle JDK 8 (or 9, 10)

You do not need any extra modules to run JavaFX Luke. Just run luke.sh or luke.bat.

How to install with OpenJDK 8

for Linux (Debian/Ubuntu) users

Install openjfx package by apt.

sudo apt-get install openjfx

for Linux (RedHat/CentOS/Fedora) users

Install openjfx package by dnf.

dnf install java-1.8.0-openjdk-openjfx.x86_64

Or for older distributions,

yum install java-1.8.0-openjdk-openjfx.x86_64

for Mac users

// TBD

// If you have information for this, please let us know :)

for Windows users

// TBD

// If you have information for this, please let us know :)

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