JavaFX how to install Scene Builder Eclipse & IntelliJ
Download:
00:00:21
Eclipse:
00:01:50
IntelliJ: 00:06:27
https://gluonhq.com/products/scene-builder/#download
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Download Scene Builder
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1. google: javafx scene builder
2. gluonhq.com
3. download for your machine
Remember the location of SceneBuilder.exe
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C - Program Files - Scene Builder - SceneBuilder.exe
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To configure Eclipse with scene builder
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1. Create a new FXML file
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Right click on your project folder - New - Others - JavaFX - JavafXML document - next - Name: Main
2. Link Scene Builder.exe
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Window Tab - Preferences - JavaFX - browse for scene builder.exe
3. Open Scene Builder
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right click on FXML file - open with scene builder
4. Working with Scene Builder
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Add whichever nodes you want to Scene Builder and save
File - Save As
5. Within start() add the following
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Parent root = FXMLLoader.load(getClass().getResource("Main.fxml"))
add any necessary imports
("Main.fxml" may need to be changed to "/Main.fxml")
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To configure IntelliJ with scene builder
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1. Link Scene Builder to IntelliJ
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File - Settings - Languages and Frameworks - JavaFx
2. Open Scene Builder
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To open scene builder right click your fxml file
Go to Scene Builder
3. Working with Scene Builder
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Add whichever nodes you want to Scene Builder and save
File - Save As
4. Within start() method, make sure you have this line
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Parent root = FXMLLoader.load(getClass().getResource("sample.fxml"))
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Download:
00:00:21
Eclipse:
00:01:50
IntelliJ: 00:06:27
https://gluonhq.com/products/scene-builder/#download
---------------------------------------
Download Scene Builder
---------------------------------------
1. google: javafx scene builder
2. gluonhq.com
3. download for your machine
Remember the location of SceneBuilder.exe
----------------------------------------------------------------------
C - Program Files - Scene Builder - SceneBuilder.exe
--------------------------------------------------------------
To configure Eclipse with scene builder
--------------------------------------------------------------
1. Create a new FXML file
----------------------------------------
Right click on your project folder - New - Others - JavaFX - JavafXML document - next - Name: Main
2. Link Scene Builder.exe
---------------------------------------
Window Tab - Preferences - JavaFX - browse for scene builder.exe
3. Open Scene Builder
-----------------------------------
right click on FXML file - open with scene builder
4. Working with Scene Builder
-----------------------------------------------
Add whichever nodes you want to Scene Builder and save
File - Save As
5. Within start() add the following
-----------------------------------------------------
Parent root = FXMLLoader.load(getClass().getResource("Main.fxml"))
add any necessary imports
("Main.fxml" may need to be changed to "/Main.fxml")
--------------------------------------------------------------
To configure IntelliJ with scene builder
--------------------------------------------------------------
1. Link Scene Builder to IntelliJ
-------------------------------------------------
File - Settings - Languages and Frameworks - JavaFx
2. Open Scene Builder
-----------------------------------
To open scene builder right click your fxml file
Go to Scene Builder
3. Working with Scene Builder
-----------------------------------------------
Add whichever nodes you want to Scene Builder and save
File - Save As
4. Within start() method, make sure you have this line
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Parent root = FXMLLoader.load(getClass().getResource("sample.fxml"))
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