Generate PDF file in JavaFX - javafx

I would like to generate PDF file in JavaFX. For example I would like to print the scene in PDF file. Is this possible without external library?

No, it is not possible without an external library. I do as ItachiUchiha suggests: convert the AnchorPane into an image via snapshot and then print out the image I created.

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