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I've installed javafx-openjdk, but I can't find where it is saved. In my /usr/lib64/jvm there is the following folders:
default
default-runtime
java-8-openjdk
Default-runtime isn't a valid home for jdk, and the others two does not solve the issue.
Is there any1 who can point me in the right direction here?
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What's your project setup in IntelliJ? At least on eclipse, If you set its execution environment to the generic "Java 8 SE compatibility" it won't find it either, you have to tell it to explicitly use the detected openjdk8. As for finding where the files are located
pacman -Ql java-openjfx
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I have the same problem, but java-fx is installed. I no reference them in eclipse directly as workaround. Eclipse seems to find them not.
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I Just fixed it!
First off, make sure to have the java-openjfx installed.
Then just delete the old reference to the JDK (ctrl + shift + alt + s, or press the link at the error message) and add a new one from the same directory as before. (/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk/ for me)
Then it will automaticly find the new files added to the directory.
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I know it's too late but I've found the solution
You have to install javafx corresponding to the version
In this case, javafx8 must be installed as follows:
pacman -S java8-openjfx
If you want to install another version just replace the 8 with the version you need
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You are two years too late, that package didn't exist back then. (And java-openjfx refered to the 8 version): Don't necrobump: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Co … bumping%22
Closing.
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