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I have centos 7.1. And I installed openjdk8 and openjdk-devel8. However, when I tried to compile in netbeans my jfx application I get package javafx.* does not exist. After some investigation I see that there is no jfxrt.jar in jdk. Besides 

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So my question - how to add jfx library to openjdk 8 on centos 7?

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OpenJDK 8 for CentOS doesn't have JavaFX included by default...
You can do one of the following:

Switch to Oracle JDK:
1. remove all open jdks & jre's until when you type "java" in a shell it doesn't recognize 2. download from oracle the .rpm and install it via yum localinstall

or

Manually copy the JavaFX jars from another computer that has them
I never tested this myself, but some people mentioned it might work

or

Make a custom build of OpenJDK and include JavaFX

Hoping this was helpful...

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  • Another possibility is ZuluFX. Commented Jun 17, 2019 at 17:46
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download jdk-8u91-linux-x64.tar.gz archive of oracle jdk from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html, unpack and set PATH and JAVA_HOME to it. Just keep in mind that you have to watch security updates on your own.

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