openJFX11 app deployed in browser?

[Martin Ciglan]

Hi

I am developing openJFX11 desktop client application and I would like to
deploy it to browser, to be able to have 2 options - thick and thin client.

Is there any up-to-date manual how to do it? Many thanks

[Sverre Moe]

Deployment by web browser is no longer possible with Java 11 as they
removed Java Web Start.
If you want your JavaFX application to run in a web browser, take a look at
JPro https://www.jpro.one/.

/Sverre

Post by Martin Ciglan
Hi
I am developing openJFX11 desktop client application and I would like to
deploy it to browser, to be able to have 2 options - thick and thin client.
Is there any up-to-date manual how to do it? Many thanks
--
Best Regards
Martin

[Martin Ciglan]

OK.

Is it still possible to do it with Java8?

Post by Sverre Moe
Deployment by web browser is no longer possible with Java 11 as they
removed Java Web Start.
If you want your JavaFX application to run in a web browser, take a
look at JPro https://www.jpro.one/.
/Sverre
Hi
I am developing openJFX11 desktop client application and I would like to
deploy it to browser, to be able to have 2 options - thick and thin client.
Is there any up-to-date manual how to do it? Many thanks
--
Best Regards
      Martin

[Sverre Moe]

Yes it still works with Java 8 and up to Java 10. The Java Web Start was
removed in Java 11.

/Sverre

Post by Martin Ciglan
OK.
Is it still possible to do it with Java8?
Deployment by web browser is no longer possible with Java 11 as they
removed Java Web Start.
If you want your JavaFX application to run in a web browser, take a look
at JPro https://www.jpro.one/.
/Sverre

Post by Martin Ciglan
Hi
I am developing openJFX11 desktop client application and I would like to
deploy it to browser, to be able to have 2 options - thick and thin client.
Is there any up-to-date manual how to do it? Many thanks
--
Best Regards
Martin
--

S pozdravom
Martin

[Sverre Moe]

You also mentioned a "up-to-date" manual.
Take a look at javafx-gradle-plugin
https://github.com/FibreFoX/javafx-gradle-plugin
You can use it to build an JavaFX 8 application with Java Web Start
deployment.

/Sverre

Post by Sverre Moe
Yes it still works with Java 8 and up to Java 10. The Java Web Start was
removed in Java 11.
/Sverre

Post by Martin Ciglan
OK.
Is it still possible to do it with Java8?
Deployment by web browser is no longer possible with Java 11 as they
removed Java Web Start.
If you want your JavaFX application to run in a web browser, take a look
at JPro https://www.jpro.one/.
/Sverre

Post by Martin Ciglan
Hi
I am developing openJFX11 desktop client application and I would like to
deploy it to browser, to be able to have 2 options - thick and thin client.
Is there any up-to-date manual how to do it? Many thanks
--
Best Regards
Martin
--

S pozdravom
Martin

[Martin Ciglan]

Thank you, I'll take a look.

If you say it works up to Java 10, how does it look with browser support.

Are you able to run JavaFX app in latest versions of Chrome or Firefox?
Thanks.

Post by Sverre Moe
You also mentioned a "up-to-date" manual.
Take a look at javafx-gradle-plugin
https://github.com/FibreFoX/javafx-gradle-plugin
You can use it to build an JavaFX 8 application with Java Web Start
deployment.
/Sverre
Den man. 22. okt. 2018 kl. 19:20 skrev Sverre Moe
Yes it still works with Java 8 and up to Java 10. The Java Web
Start was removed in Java 11.
/Sverre
Den man. 22. okt. 2018 kl. 19:15 skrev Martin Ciglan
OK.
Is it still possible to do it with Java8?

Post by Sverre Moe
Deployment by web browser is no longer possible with Java 11
as they removed Java Web Start.
If you want your JavaFX application to run in a web browser,
take a look at JPro https://www.jpro.one/.
/Sverre
Den man. 22. okt. 2018 kl. 14:53 skrev Martin Ciglan
Hi
I am developing openJFX11 desktop client application and
I would like to
deploy it to browser, to be able to have 2 options -
thick and thin client.
Is there any up-to-date manual how to do it? Many thanks
--
Best Regards
      Martin

--
S pozdravom
Martin

[Sverre Moe]

Post by Martin Ciglan
Thank you, I'll take a look.
If you say it works up to Java 10, how does it look with browser support.
Are you able to run JavaFX app in latest versions of Chrome or Firefox?
Thanks.
You don't have to contend with browser support. The application does not

run within the browser, but with Java.
The Java Web Start is about deployment. You download an JNLP file, which
you then execute using the Java Web Start utility installed with the JDK.
The application still runs in a java process started by the Java Web Start,
after it has downloaded all resources for the application.

/Sverre