01-08-2017, 08:02 AM
After long investigations found this info from Oracle:
"
Many of you have been asking about the status of JavaFX in Linux/ARM
embedded platforms. Starting with 8u33, JavaFX has been removed from
both Oracle JDK for ARM and Oracle Java SE Embedded. [1]
This is a resource trade off within Oracle. Included in that difficult
trade off decision was the ongoing investment needed to properly support
FX in a world where so much the hardware is not standardized -- it
really is difficult to have enough hardware and testing resources
committed to support FX on ARM. It is important to understand that when
we say support, we are not talking about just "running" on a device like
the Raspberry PI -- but providing support for paying customers that are
almost certainly going to be using hardware that is customized for their
embedded product.
This does not mean that FX is going away on other platforms, and
hopefully does not mean we will be disappearing from ARM completely.
The core JavaFX team will continue working on the ARM port as resources
permit, hopefully with involvement of members of the OpenJFX community.
We have continued to demonstrate this commitment with the moving all of
the JavaFX sources to OpenJFX, and maintaining an up to date OpenJFX
Wiki which includes detailed articles on building for ARM.
"
For the whole content read here
http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/o...16570.html
"
Many of you have been asking about the status of JavaFX in Linux/ARM
embedded platforms. Starting with 8u33, JavaFX has been removed from
both Oracle JDK for ARM and Oracle Java SE Embedded. [1]
This is a resource trade off within Oracle. Included in that difficult
trade off decision was the ongoing investment needed to properly support
FX in a world where so much the hardware is not standardized -- it
really is difficult to have enough hardware and testing resources
committed to support FX on ARM. It is important to understand that when
we say support, we are not talking about just "running" on a device like
the Raspberry PI -- but providing support for paying customers that are
almost certainly going to be using hardware that is customized for their
embedded product.
This does not mean that FX is going away on other platforms, and
hopefully does not mean we will be disappearing from ARM completely.
The core JavaFX team will continue working on the ARM port as resources
permit, hopefully with involvement of members of the OpenJFX community.
We have continued to demonstrate this commitment with the moving all of
the JavaFX sources to OpenJFX, and maintaining an up to date OpenJFX
Wiki which includes detailed articles on building for ARM.
"
For the whole content read here http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/o...16570.html