JavaFX in a netbeans NBM module

Does anyone have an example that uses javafx in a netbeans module. JavaFX and the Netbeans platform could be a strong combination.

Please goto [http://java.dzone.com/tips/javafx-11-linux-netbeans]
You can debug JavaFX on Linux.

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http://netbeans.org/community/lists/index.html
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I tryed using the "add JavaFx property" but this allows only to add a single javafx property at a time, but is not so convenient to add the various properties one by one this way.
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