In the marketplace search for the term "fx" and install e(fx).
You need to open Eclipse, go to the workbench and in the main menu select Help > Eclipse Marketplace. b) now we need to make sure Eclipse recognizes JavaFx.Although optional, you can also download the Scene Builder frrom the JavaFX website. Make sure to save it in a place you remember (e.g., consider making a directory "Library" and add it there, we will be using it a lot). a) you need to download and install the JavaFX SDK version 17 (under latest release, unfortunately the latest stable has an issue) from the JavaFX website.Try to go as far as you can, and we'll help you if you get stuck. For Java versions 9 or over (for example if you downloaded the latest SDK), this requires a few steps. Then we need to install JavaFX and make sure it is recognized in eclipse. If you haven't done it yet, it is best to get an all included package for Eclipse (current version is Eclipse IDE 2021‑06). Eclipse is an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) tailored for writing programs in Java. (If you are running an older version of Java and want to stay with it your JavaFX installation may vary). You need to download and install the latest Java standard development kit (SDK) for your platform, link to Java latest SDKs (also known as JavaSE). In this class we will be programming in Java. Course Lecture web site Tools for development
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