Nicolai Parlog • 5/18/2015

JavaFX, Project Jigsaw and JEP 253

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This technical article analyzes the interaction between JavaFX, Project Jigsaw (Java 9's module system), and JEP 253. It details how the modularization will break code relying on internal JavaFX APIs for custom controls and CSS, and explains JEP 253's goal to define public replacements for those APIs. It uses the JavaFX control architecture and libraries like ControlsFX as examples.

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