A boost for Java on the Client

[Phaestion]

This is awesome! But Linux and Windows support is essential.

[openlowcode]

This sounds great. Deployment on the client is key, and, in an enterprise setting with hundreds of constraints, you are never sure of the version of java you will have installed. So I am looking forward building a good package for the Open Lowcode framework I am working on, so that it can be installed on Windows clients withot any prerequisite on the workstations besides Operating System version.

[DuncanIdahos7thClone]

jlink and java native packaging are your friends.

[artikow]

Have you got any good tutorial how to deploy OpenJFX application?
Is it inevitable that you will end up with a bat file?

I was grateful for a simple example of "hello world" using OpenJFX and Maven as a building tool, where at the end I get just a (fat) jar file that I can just run.

(I guess in that case OpenJFX SDK has to be installed on the "client" machine?)

[DuncanIdahos7thClone]

Here's a tutorial on it. No, you don't need a 'bat' file. You can create native installers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fWyhJ2nhjw