Guru
2018-07-16 15:05:34 UTC
Hi,
Since OpenJFX is shipped with separate modules (http://jdk.java.net/openjfx/ <http://jdk.java.net/openjfx/> â JMODs) all the javafx classes from jfxrt.jar is split into javafx.base.jmods, javafx.graphics.jmods, etc..
If we want to provide javafx OSGi Adaptor with Module system (JDK modules / jigsaw) , what would be the class path entry in MANIFEST.MF
i.e earlier with jfxrt.jar and MANIFEST.MF would look like
Bundle-ClassPath: .,
external;$java.home$/lib/ext/jfxrt.jar,
Now jfxrt.jar is no more (with latest JDK 11 early access). What should be the Bundle-ClassPath entry in MANIFEST.MF for a JDK Module system ?
Intention is to create a OSGi Adaptor which runs with Jlinkâd custom image which consist of JDK 11 and Openjfx Modules.
Thanks,
Guru
Since OpenJFX is shipped with separate modules (http://jdk.java.net/openjfx/ <http://jdk.java.net/openjfx/> â JMODs) all the javafx classes from jfxrt.jar is split into javafx.base.jmods, javafx.graphics.jmods, etc..
If we want to provide javafx OSGi Adaptor with Module system (JDK modules / jigsaw) , what would be the class path entry in MANIFEST.MF
i.e earlier with jfxrt.jar and MANIFEST.MF would look like
Bundle-ClassPath: .,
external;$java.home$/lib/ext/jfxrt.jar,
Now jfxrt.jar is no more (with latest JDK 11 early access). What should be the Bundle-ClassPath entry in MANIFEST.MF for a JDK Module system ?
Intention is to create a OSGi Adaptor which runs with Jlinkâd custom image which consist of JDK 11 and Openjfx Modules.
Thanks,
Guru