Comments on: Maven + OSGi + Spring + JavaFX (+Ant) http://blog.muddyhorse.com/2009/02/maven-osgi-spring-javafx-ant/ Where animals and technology collide Wed, 08 Dec 2010 15:03:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: pforhan http://blog.muddyhorse.com/2009/02/maven-osgi-spring-javafx-ant/comment-page-1/#comment-75 pforhan Mon, 11 May 2009 12:54:29 +0000 http://blog.muddyhorse.com/?p=174#comment-75 Thanks for the link. The site discusses the same problem (only one plexus compiler per module) that I mention in "Building alongside Java code". We have an OSGi project with lots of small bundles/modules -- the thought of doubling all those was scary, so we implemented the solution above. Thanks for the link. The site discusses the same problem (only one plexus compiler per module) that I mention in “Building alongside Java code”. We have an OSGi project with lots of small bundles/modules — the thought of doubling all those was scary, so we implemented the solution above.

]]> By: The_Wizard_of_wind_Oz http://blog.muddyhorse.com/2009/02/maven-osgi-spring-javafx-ant/comment-page-1/#comment-74 The_Wizard_of_wind_Oz Sun, 10 May 2009 14:23:00 +0000 http://blog.muddyhorse.com/?p=174#comment-74 Very good step by step tutorial. For those interested, I have found out how to easily configure Maven to compile JavaFX classes alongside with Java classes: <a href="http://jfxpictureview.wiki.sourceforge.net/Maven+2" title="How to compile Java and JavaFX classes together using Maven" rel="nofollow">http://jfxpictureview.wiki.sourceforge.net/Maven+2</a> The only drawback is that Java classes must be separated from the JavaFX classes (which means two separate projects). Very good step by step tutorial.

For those interested, I have found out how to easily configure Maven to compile JavaFX classes alongside with Java classes: http://jfxpictureview.wiki.sourceforge.net/Maven+2

The only drawback is that Java classes must be separated from the JavaFX classes (which means two separate projects).

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