Develop JavaFX RIA in Oracle JDeveloper

From the official website for JavaFX, we could understand Netbeans IDE (for JavaFX) is the preferred IDE for JavaFX development.
But as I'm required to migrate my JavaFX to Oracle JDeveloper (previously developed in Netbeans 6.8), I build up a generic project in JDeveloper. I selected tools -> manage libraries -> new, and created a new library for JavaFX in JDeveloper, then I added all necessary classpath\source path\doc path into this library.
I added this library to my generic project and create a empty file with extension .fx. However when I put some really simple codes inside this file and try to run it, the compiler tells me that it's not runnable.
Any comments on this? Regards from isaac.

Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
Yeah, I am able to run all the Module from the Model. The error is coming when I am trying to run the View. Either running directly from view or individual Java file, in both cases getting the same error:
(oracle.jbo.JboException) JBO-29000: Unexpected exception caught: java.lang.NullPointerException, msg=null
Regards
DP

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