Integrate into Java project without installing runtime

Hi,
in JavaFX 1.x I was able to launch my applications out of a pure Java project just by adding myapp.jar and the JavaFX runtime JARs to the Java project. So installing the runtime itself was not necessary.
Is this possible with JavaFX 2.0 too? I tried to add the jfxrt.jar to a Java project - but without any success.
The reason why I want to do this is, that users of the Java application won't be happy about an additional installation process for the JavaFX runtime...
thanks!

Unfortunately at the moment they will have to install it. There was a fairly heated conversation on this a while back:
Re: Why can't we redistribute the runtime!!!! You said we could before!
As you can see from the forum there is some licencing still to sort out for this.
Using webstart it is relatively easy to trigger the JFX install but, yea, it's still quite annoying.
Java8 will have it all included which will make life easier (a bit of an unfortunate strategy not to do this straight up, but I don't think the JFX guys had much say in that one).

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