badass-runtime-plugin Question - JavaFX .so files missing

Question, How this library determine what jars to include into the build/images/lib directory? for me some .so files are missing from the JavaFX SDK, so I have to download the JavaFX SDK, copy the lib folder into the image/lib folder that runtime plugin generated for the app to run on linux environment.

The issue is, the library is not automatically copy all the lib files from JavaFX SDK. Any workaround for this to include all the jars into build/image/lib?

Oct 06 '20 20:10 bytecod3r

You should use the org.openjfx.javafxplugin, as shown in this example.

Oct 06 '20 21:10 siordache

I am using that,. but it wont copy the entire javafx SDK

Oct 07 '20 05:10 bytecod3r

Is there any updates for this? or any workaround?

Oct 14 '20 02:10 bytecod3r

I'm not able to reproduce this issue. Do you get the same error when executing ./gradlew runtime on the badass-runtime-example-javafx project?

Oct 16 '20 20:10 siordache

if you are using Java 9+, you need to use an additional plugin org.openjfx.javafxplugin - helped me

Dec 22 '20 22:12 SchweinchenFuntik

if you are using Java 9+, you need to use an additional plugin org.openjfx.javafxplugin - helped me

I already have this plugin

Dec 23 '20 03:12 bytecod3r

You also need to specify the javafx modules you need

javafx {
    version = '11.0.2'
    modules = [
        'javafx.controls',
        'javafx.fxml'
    ]
}

Jan 12 '21 14:01 DJViking