How to packaging javaFX with ICON

Hi
I have successfully generated native application for javaFX, however I don't know how to package application ICON to native package.
I already able to see icon when I run it in netbeans.
Regards,
Hua Jie

Look at the output from the javafxpackager call - it prints all kinds of helpful messages that tell you how to customize (search for the word icon). On Mac it told me to put add the image: package/macosx/MyApp.icns. On windows it told me to add the image package/windows/MyApp.ico. I don't know about linux.
I've been running javafxpackager from the command line - I find that the package directory needs to be in the same directory I run from (though maybe I just need to set the -classpath arg).

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