On ubuntu I installed scene builder it won't launch. Also didn't give any type of exception. Icon blinks for few seconds and then stops.
Well, I have the same issue here. I run scene builder alongside with intelliJ IDE on my laptop(elementary os loki). I tried to googling around and finally found a workaround from this post. May it helps you!
p.s.: I still can't open it directly from intelliJ, so I open the scene builder separately.
#José Pereda pointed out that the problem could be a bug in kernel. He linked post that gives workaround to this problem.
export JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS=-Xss1280k
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When I run my application, it does not display the same button as scenebuilder does.
Scenebuilder Screenshot
MyApp Screenshot
I naturally saved the files and tried to restart, to no avail.
I use IntelliJ but I've been following a tutorial using the same IDE as I do, so there should be no issue about it.
Help would be much appreciated, folks.
Thank you :)
I want to develop a JavaFX application with Netbeans and Scene Builder integration and I would like to use Jfoenix 9.0.9. I've tried using Netbeans 8.2 but the latest version of Jfoenix is not old enough, and by downgrading to Jfoenix 8 I would lose the JFXTabPane functionality which would be a bummer.
I need help setting up the proper software to use. So far I've tried JDK 832 with NetBeans 8.2 and NetBeans Apache with both this JDK and the latest (11.0.4), but can't seem to make it work. Could it be possible to follow a guide? It would be fine if I had to create the project from scratch on Maven or Gradle for the Apache Netbeans, I just want to make sure it's the right Java version and the IDE can work with both settings. I'm a bit lost, thanks in advance
I will be working on NetBeans 8.2 JDK 8 and JFoenix version 8.0.8, luckily I can import the latest Jfoenix build to Scene Builder and it still works on NetBeans... for some reason. Scene Builder also crashes when I use TabPane components, the workaround is to browse the .fxml file you want to work on, not open it directly through the NetBeans double click functionality...
This is all a bit messy, but it's the best I can do and I don't have too much time to spare in trying stuff out unfortunately. Thanks for the help Slaw
I'm using Gluon Scene Builder but it fails when i want to run any fxml files on Netbeans 8.2. It says like "Failed to launch JVM". I tried all stackoverflow replies but it didnt help my problem. Please help!!!
I solved it at last. The problem is the system user's name. It has some blank like "Java Engineer". I uninstalled scene builder from "Program Files" folder and renamed default system user as "JavaEngineer" then installed again to default path into "AppData/Local/Scenebuilder" folder. At last i fixed right path to Netbeans as "C:\Users\JavaEngineer\AppData\Local\SceneBuilder". It works fine!!! So i can advice for this problem, users have to change their default user name. Thanks!!!
For solution you can check this video : Solution
If you install Scene Builder in your C: drive, you problem may be solved.
It's really getting annoying and tiresome when I'm working really hard on something I need to complete and then I need to make a few changes to the GUI so I open Scene Builder and it doesn't open up.
I've tried
- Closing Eclipse and opening it.
- Killing the scene builder process and opening it.
What works
- Logging off and logging on and then opening eclipse & the scene builder.
This is starting to make me lose taste in JavaFX. Though I have to use this over Swing.
Also, when I open Scene Builder (from my desktop) it opens up just fine, though when I navigate to my Main.FXML (inside my project). Scene Builder can't be opened. It just does nothing when I open it, and it minimizes.
Even though this question has been asked some time ago, I want to contribute my solution to this problem because it differs from the other solutions and in addition is very simple.
This particular problem happened to me just a few mins ago and all I took to solve was maximizing the actual Scenebuilder window!
Open the Windows Taskmanager
Switch to the applications tab
Right click the SceneBuilder (named: yourFileName.fxml)
Select 'Maximize'
Description above works for Windows OS, on other OS the corresponding application managing program should do the same.
That worked for me just perfect. No copying and/or overwriting needed.
Its not the perfect answer but it works well. Try doing the following
1.Open scene builder directly from your local drive.
2.Click on File-> Open Recent -> Clear Menu
Then try to open up your fxml.
Works fine for me.
I am having the same problem. It appears that either SceneBuilder or IntelliJ IDEA put my FXML file in a state that Scenebuilder can't parse.
You may find it helpful to edit the logging.properties file and reopen the bad FXML file. On windows it's %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Oracle\JavaFX Scene Builder 2.0\app\logging.properties. You can set
.level = ALL
Then examine the file %TEMP%\scenebuilder-2.0.log for clues.
Valid java.util.Logging levels in descending order are:
OFF
SEVERE
WARNING
INFO
CONFIG
FINE
FINER
FINEST
ALL
Also, copy the FXML file to a temp dir. Try to open it there. I did that and it appears to have fixed the problem.
For me, copying the code from the .fxml file that didnt work with scenebuilder to a new (!) .fxml file on lets just say the desktop and then opening that one worked. After I opened the new file I saved and overwrote it back to where it was in my source folder, and it worked just fine from there on.
Open scene builder directly from your local drive.
Click on File-> Open Recent -> Clear Menu
this also works for me, try this
when i open .mxml flex file in eclipse it gives error
Could not open the editor: Assertion failed:
Does any one know about it
First of all you can give which operating System and version, IDE version, Flex plugin version, detail of error message. You can try ;
Check eclipse and flex plugin version compatibility if you use flex plugin. (If you use Linux operating system flex plugin compatible with eclipse 3.3 ide if not You can try to install flex plugin on eclipse 3.3 if you use 3.4 or 3.5 and so on)
You can download full package of flex ide instead of flex plugin on eclipse
I think its better to stop searching when you are in Flash and Linux. Here in this link its very much transparent. I tried all the fix provided out there, nothing did really worked what new comers are looking for.
Details: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flex/flexbuilder_linux/releasenotes.html#sysreq
Note: GUI will never work, which we are thinking and Autocomplete etc will also not work. So Flash and Linux is actually useless and time lose. The best thing is keep reporting Adobe for this. Because they are counting our Linux Vote.
Try changing your current workspace to another one, it helped in my case.
If you have disabled asking for workspace at startup you can change it here:
Window > Preferences > General > Startup and Shutdown
I just got the same error, after moving my project to a new computer. Turns out the build paths needed to be changed in the new computer. After updating those it seemed to fix the problem.
I struggled with this a couple of hours: my own "solution" to this was that I had Eclipse Galilieo / Weblogic 10.3.2 / Windows 7 set up correctly, but was accidently opening an old Eclipse Helios install pointed to the same projects. In other words yes, its likely a slight path difference or a new name for an updated resource along one of your paths. "assertion failed" is such a generic exception that you could get with so many different softwares, that I thought this input wouldnt hurt...