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--- programming:java:javafx [2017/09/26 23:11] – skipidar
+++ programming:java:javafx [2023/11/01 07:31] (current) – ↷ Page moved from camunda:programming:java:javafx to programming:java:javafx skipidar
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 ===== Intellij Idea =====
+==== JavaFX project ====
 Building JavaFx apps.
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 To make Idea build the jar, when selecting **Build > Build Project** select "**Include in project build**" \\
+the jar will be generated under "artifacts" \\
 {{https://i.imgur.com/Dbj4MNC.png}}
+modify the project structure, to fit gradle structure \\
+TODO
+add build.gradle \\
+TODO
+<code>
+gradle assemble
+gradle run
+</code>
+==== Gradle Project ====
+It is better to use a Gradle project, because Gradle can be used completely headless, on the CI.
+And the result will be the same, when using the Gradle mode inside of the IDE.
+Here is a gradle-stub-project for a JavaFX app
+<code>
+https://github.com/skipidar/EmptyProject-JavaFX-Idea-Gradle.git
+</code>
+It was created by building rebuilding an Idea project to a maven structure \\
+and then adding a build.gradle, \\
+capable to build this project, \\
+and then reimporting the project to idea as a gradle (not as JavaFX project)
+To use this project:
+  - pull the gradle project
+  - Go to FIle > Open > build.gradle
+  - Configure the project, by specifying the location of your Java SDK
+|{{https://i.imgur.com/7aoNpFA.png?400}}|{{https://i.imgur.com/bWxXwNm.png?400}}|
+== Gradle Tools ==
+The available Gradle-Tasks are available in IDEA via **View > Tool Window > Gradle**
+To update the project from build gradle use the sync button at the left part ofr the gradle tools
+{{https://i.imgur.com/e2eHugE.png}}
+To reimport the project form build.gradle use **File > Invalidate Caches / Restart**
+{{https://i.imgur.com/9NVRVsb.png?400}}