Eduardo Betanzos

The problem with this solution is that not work with `javafx:jlink`. Maybe is a better idea to include a specific `sdk` configuration option for `javafx:run` and `javafx:jlink`.

> @betanzos Can you briefly explain what do you mean by specific `sdk` configuration. I mean, the JavaFX `sdk` is intended for runtime but not for link-time. Because of this,...

That is not an error. Eclipse is telling you that "dont forget that this cli configuration will not be part of your JAR and maybe you need it at runtime"....

You don't need to add classifiers for each platform in order to build your project. Just add which dependencies you need and those that are platform-specific will be automatically referenced....

Since JavaFX requires platform-specific libs in order to run your app in different OSs you need to build the fat JAR for each target OS. The problem here is the...

Here are my solution to generate a cross-platform JavaFX app JAR: [cross-platform-app-fx](https://github.com/betanzos/cross-platform-app-fx). ***IMPORTANT!*** You cannot run the example using this plugin because it use the `MODULE_PATH` and the maven project...

> You cannot run the example using this plugin because it use the `MODULE_PATH` and the maven project is only compatible with `CLASS_PATH` (more details in repository's README). I am...

I have opened an issue (#72) about of the impossibility to run the application using javafx:run and added a PR (#73) that fixes it. See the issue #72 for more...

> Great work. What you did in cross-platform-app-fx with creating a launch class making the application loading the classpath modules is a great hack. I also found this on the...

> This actually fixes all my problems (thank you x 1000). But i am not utilizing the javafx-maven-plugin then? My answer is yes. Remember you really don't need the plugin...