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What did you do?
When I followed instruction on README.md file for building the source by running ./gradlew build, the build process was ended as BUILD FAILED
What did you expect to see?
The build process should be ended as successful.
I've followed your suggestion by installing Oracle JDK 8, replacing my OpenJDK 8, and then re-ran the build. The build's outcome is SUCCESS. I will edit the README.md file to tell the reader that they should use Oracle JDK 8 over OpenJDK 8 so that they won't get failing build.
Cheers.
Reacted by jcalfee, Vitaliy Yermolenko, Jorge, ♡քօֆɛɨɖօռ⇝ ♡ and Austin Clark
I suggest installing openjfx using sudo apt-get install openjfx instead of forcing users to install Oracle JDK 8 as the issue is related to missing JavaFX package. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/19529820.
Reacted by Wendy Sanarwanto, jcalfee, Maciej Łoziński, Austin Clark and KKINIUSS
Real pain to work with Oracle JDK now as it always been, any new words on the dependency on it? I would really like to go for at least OpenJDK being officially supported...
I managed to compile on Fedora with OpenJDK and OpenJFX, I just installed distro packages and build with the gradle. Just wanted to let you know Oracle JDK is not necessary.
Not related to Ubuntu though, sorry, just think this info can be useful to someone else.
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WendySanarwanto commentedon Mar 31, 2018
Hi @AydenRennaker,
I've followed your suggestion by installing
Oracle JDK 8, replacing myOpenJDK 8, and then re-ran the build. The build's outcome isSUCCESS. I will edit theREADME.mdfile to tell the reader that they should useOracle JDK 8overOpenJDK 8so that they won't get failing build.Cheers.
lacasseio commentedon May 23, 2018
I suggest installing
openjfxusingsudo apt-get install openjfxinstead of forcing users to install Oracle JDK 8 as the issue is related to missing JavaFX package. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/19529820.WendySanarwanto commentedon May 25, 2018
Hi @lacasseio ,
Thanks for your feedback. I will retest your suggestion and will get back with the result.
vniche commentedon Sep 9, 2019
Real pain to work with Oracle JDK now as it always been, any new words on the dependency on it? I would really like to go for at least OpenJDK being officially supported...
gen2brain commentedon Sep 16, 2020
I managed to compile on Fedora with OpenJDK and OpenJFX, I just installed distro packages and build with the gradle. Just wanted to let you know Oracle JDK is not necessary.
Not related to Ubuntu though, sorry, just think this info can be useful to someone else.
fahrinh commentedon Nov 21, 2021
Or you could use
zulu-javafxwith asdfasdf install java zulu-javafx-8.58.0.13asdf global java zulu-javafx-8.58.0.13./gradlew build