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JDK 12 incompatible #955
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and I guess this problem has something to do with this issue: |
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Hi, we did face the relevant problem with the same component JFXTextFieldSkin while launching the application. Here is the exception. java.version : 12 we use java fx bundle 12 Thought this is relevant. Let me know if this needs to be created as a new issue |
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I tried looking into it but @jfoenixadmin it seems that the branch I tried updating it but went over my head. |
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@micheljung no worries, I'll do the merge now. |
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Same problem here with jfoenix 9.0.9 |
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I am also having a problem with jfoenix 9.0.9 and JDK 12 |
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@jfoenixadmin not sure if you saw this already: |
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@TheRedSpy15 that's how we are using reflection to access private fields. however I suspect that the field either renamed or removed thus causing this issue. |
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I am facing this issue as well |
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@jfoenixadmin when will get a fix for this :( |
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is this fixed?? |
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Not fixed yet |
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Am also faced with the same issue java.lang.IllegalAccessException: class com.jfoenix.skins.JFXTextFieldSkin cannot access a member of class javafx.scene.control.skin.TextFieldSkin with modifiers "private" |
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did any one resolve this issue ? |
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Any fix? |
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any fix ? |
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Are there any plans for making JFoenix compatible with versions of Java greater than 11? |
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any fix to the access block to JFXTextfield and JFXPassword in jdk12? |
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@jfoenixadmin We need some kind of a fix for this bug please, I don't want to downgrade to jdk11 just for this issue :( |
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Same here. Won't use the library as I am on JDK 14 / JavaFX 12 |
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Same here
I am on JDK 14 and JavaFx 14, May be I have to downgrade to JDK 11? |
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Hallelujah, I'm pushing the fix today to JFoenix 9 branch :p, I'll update the maven jars later today to x.x.10 |
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Amazing!!
Regards,
*Ngacho*.
*"A painting is never finished-It simply stops in interesting places."*
Paul Gauguin.
…On Thu, 4 Jun 2020 at 11:12, JFoeniX ***@***.***> wrote:
Hallelujah, I'm pushing the fix today to JFoenix 9 branch :p
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YOU ROCK! THANKS !!! |
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Thank you. This is the most important lib in the fx world. Never let her die. |
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I've tested the fix on JDK 14 / JavaFX 14, @seinecle can you verify it's working on your environment? supposedly it should work, but it's better to test |
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I'm crazy to test. But I am hoping to upload the version for the maven. |
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it's on maven |
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cc @jfoenixadmin > I've tested the fix on JDK 14 / JavaFX 14, @seinecle can you verify it's working on your environment? supposedly it should work, but it's better to test In Netbeans in a modular project it gets me a warning that the module com.jfoenix is not found. I am a noob but can it be due to the module-info file in the lib? |
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error: java.lang.reflect.InaccessibleObjectException: Unable to make boolean java.lang.reflect.AccessibleObject.setAccessible0(boolean) accessible: module java.base does not "opens java.lang.reflect" to module com.jfoenix |
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@rruffer which JDK version are you using? |
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14 |
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it's weird, I mean i do get a warning that the library is using reflection but not an error. |
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aha I see, try adding |
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not work for me. See my code: https://github.com/rruffer/library-fx |
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@rruffer, I took a look at your code and i noticed you are using maven. I have a question, how did you add the |
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Same issue: |
@jfoenixadmin thx! I use Maven and not sure where I can add it but will investigate |
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@jfoenixadmin I am using eclipse. Right click on the project. I'm going to run as. Run configuration. Tab Arguments and vm arguments. |
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@jfoenixadmin with --add-opens java.base/java.lang.reflect=ALL-UNNAMED work for me |
Yes but for a packaged app? |
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I haven't packed it yet. but I usually use launch4j or create a .bat to pass the arguments and start the application. There is this way to configure maven too. But I still haven't tested it by packaging: https://github.com/openjfx/javafx-maven-plugin |
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@jfoenixadmin works for me! |
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@jfoenixadmin It's not working for me, I'm on gradle (JDK and JavaFX 14) and I tried adding those arguments in my |
Nevermind, I'm sorted. I had to use The |
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I had a problem with gradle and java 14. I couldn't solve it. In the maven I did it. |
@jackpeters667 where do you place these options in gradle ? |
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I saw it that way: http://quabr.com:8182/58133725/how-to-fix-jvm-options-exports-javafx-11-to-com-jfoenix-on-gradle-idea But it would be better to ask the developers of the plugin. In the git the maven plugin teaches. They should show it too: https://github.com/openjfx/javafx-gradle-plugin |
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after adding the args that @seinecle mentioned im still getting the same issue |
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@dubbadhar your |
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Hi:
Today JDK 12 is released and one interesting change is they make javafx.scene.control.skin.TextFieldSkin members private
thus for JFoenix we will get some exception like:
java.lang.IllegalAccessException: class com.jfoenix.skins.JFXTextFieldSkin cannot access a member of class javafx.scene.control.skin.TextFieldSkin with modifiers "private"
at java.base/jdk.internal.reflect.Reflection.newIllegalAccessException(Reflection.java:355)
so any ideas how we should fix this problem?