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...gt; > You can always use Oracles Java if you wish. > > Regards > > Phil <SNIP> A somewhat more accessible answer is at [1], though it is a bit depressing: "Does Red Hat's OpenJDK distribution included JavaFX? No. Red Hat does not have plans to deliver JavaFX or the OpenJFX project in our distribution." I thought JavaFX/openJFX was integrated into openjdk-11 (actually 9 according to the openjdk site), so I expected to see something along the lines of 'not in JDK8, but included standard with JDK11'. The above statement suggests they did not even build it...

...ents are missing, and are required to run this application for a certain Java app. I'm hoping someone can tell me what bits and pieces I need to install (and maybe where to find them) so I can satisfy that app's appetite without screwing up my system. Thanks in advance! Fred PS: I see openjfx at openjfx.io. I assume that if this version is appropriate for C7, that I need the one containing the jmods, not the SDK? Again, clues will be much appreciated! -- ---- Fred Smith -- fredex at fcshome.stoneham.ma.us ---------------------------- Do you not know? Have you not...

...you wish. > > > > Regards > > > > Phil > <SNIP> > > A somewhat more accessible answer is at [1], though it is a bit depressing: > "Does Red Hat's OpenJDK distribution included JavaFX? > No. Red Hat does not have plans to deliver JavaFX or the OpenJFX project in our distribution." > > I thought JavaFX/openJFX was integrated into openjdk-11 (actually 9 according to the openjdk site), so I expected to see something along the lines of 'not in JDK8, but included standard with JDK11'. The above statement suggests they did not eve...

...for a certain Java app. > > I'm hoping someone can tell me what bits and pieces I need to install > (and maybe where to find them) so I can satisfy that app's appetite > without screwing up my system. > > Thanks in advance! > > Fred > > PS: > > I see openjfx at openjfx.io. I assume that if this version is > appropriate > for C7, that I need the one containing the jmods, not the SDK? > > Again, clues will be much appreciated! > Hi, https://access.redhat.com/solutions/3299701 You can always use Oracles Java if you wish. Regards Phil...

I've got a CentOS 5 server that I want to migrate over into a virtualized instance. The problem is I need to minimize downtime so was trying to figure out a way to "live" clone the original. Initially, I thought I could do this via exporting an iSCSI target from the virtual host, create a MD raid 1 array on the C5 server, wait for it to sync, then shutdown the physical server and

Today, Adobe Systems Incorporated announced[1] that they will extend their Flash platform to support the proprietary H.264 and HE-AAC formats. The Xiph.Org Foundation has previously contacted Adobe to consider extending Flash to support the Open Media formats Vorbis, Theora, and Speex. Adobe developers replied by stating it would be unwise as it would increase the file size of the Flash Player,

Today, Adobe Systems Incorporated announced[1] that they will extend their Flash platform to support the proprietary H.264 and HE-AAC formats. The Xiph.Org Foundation has previously contacted Adobe to consider extending Flash to support the Open Media formats Vorbis, Theora, and Speex. Adobe developers replied by stating it would be unwise as it would increase the file size of the Flash Player,