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kelemen / netbeans-gradle-project

This project is a NetBeans plugin able to open Gradle based Java projects. The implementation is based on Geertjan Wielenga's plugin.
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Gradle plugin in Netbeans 8.1 with JavaFX #282

Closed njss closed 8 years ago

njss commented 8 years ago

I could not use this gradle project: https://github.com/EyeTribe/tet-java-client

kelemen commented 8 years ago

Works fine for me. What are you trying to do and what happens?

JustGregory-zz commented 8 years ago

@njss I hope you know that this "bintray" JavaFX plugin was no longer being maintained; more recently it's been forked into @FibreFoX javafx-gradle-plugin repository; please also check there, for more "modern" JavaFX + Gradle support....

FibreFoX commented 8 years ago

Just for the record: I haven't forked it, my javafx-gradle-plugin was built upon the javafx-maven-plugin, which was created by @zonski, not the project @shemnon did on bintray :smile_cat:

njss commented 8 years ago

I've changed the path of Gradle in Netbeans to a local new Gradle installation. After this I could load and compile the project.

I get the following messages while compiling the SDK:

FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

While compiling the example, I get this error on Gradle:

Maybe the path is too long?

Anyway, Because I do not have much time to spend, I've decided to create a new Maven project in Netbeans and import all dependencies manually, finally, I could compile it and run it. But it is a bit cumbersome of course. That is why we like Maven and Gradle...

Thanks for the help. Nelson

kelemen commented 8 years ago

I can load and build the project without any problem (even without specifying a local Gradle distribution). Maybe you are behind a proxy and it is not configured properly.

As for running the tests for "sdk", I suggest you follow the setup steps described in the project's readme.

JustGregory-zz commented 8 years ago

Ah, sorry for forgetting where it came from, @FibreFoX .

(I've been using Gradle for a year or so, but in many ways I'm still "new" to JavaFX in Gradle. It was my goof in misunderstanding and mis-stating where it came from.)