Unable to compile JAVAFX source code.

Question

Hi there,
I am beginner of JAVFX Tech. i uses eclipse (Version: 3.4.0) as a IDE, and javafx sdk 1.2. i compiling following basic code,
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
Stage {
title : "MyApp"
scene: Scene {
width: 200
height: 200
content: [
and Following errors occurs:
1) cannot access javafx.lang.Builtins class file for javafx.lang.Builtins not found
2) cannot find symbol symbol : class Stage location: class secondjfx
3) Multiple markers at this line
- Invalid assignment
- cannot find symbol symbol : class Scene location: class secondjfx.Scene$anon1
etc. I install plug-ins successfully and path is also correctly set, still errors occurs,
if any one knows the cause of error please inform me.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,

Answer 1

Yes, I am able to open the JSP file in the NitroX editor. All of the tabs you reference above are present and functional. I don t know if this is meaningful or not, but I ve tried deploying the application as both an ear file and using WebLogic s Split Directory deployment technique. The results were the same in both cases (as described above).
The ear file deployment has three components: A war file, an ejb jar file and an exploded APP-INF directory structure. The ejb jar file is pretty standard and the APP-INF directory structure contains mostly class files and jar files, not JSP files or anything weird. Architecturally, the application makes heavy use of struts.
The deployed war file has the following directory structure:
Meta-inf
Resources
     --Common
     --Css
     --Customers
          ----Images
          ----Scripts
          ----Style
     --Images
     --Jsp
          ----Common
          ----Online
     --Scripts
     --Templates
     --XML
     --Web-inf
          ----Classes
               ------Customers
                    --------Properties
          ----Lib
          ----Tlds
The breakpointed JSP file resides in the resources/jsp/online directory. It contains relative references to components elsewhere in the structure. As described above, it all works fine in both a straight BEA deployment and in the NitroX run time environment. Set breakpoints are caught. It s the IDE functionality that I m struggling with once the breakpoint is caught.
Are there any other diagnostics that I could capture and send your way? Just ask and I ll do what I can to accommodate. Much thanks.