= How to build the plugins from sources == Requirements * Install Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers from [http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/]. * Install DeltaPack from [http://archive.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads] - click on 3.4 link and download the package in the DeltaPack section. * Download the SDK zip file from [javafx.com] (TBD - at the moment only the installer is available, you have to zip it back) == Get the sources * svn co https://kenai.com/svn/eplugin~subversion/trunk eplugin == Run the build * cd eplugin * ant -DeclipseDir=<path> -Djavafx.sdk.build.url=<url_to_zip> clean build-windows [build-macosx] [build-linux] for instance on my machine * ant -DeclipseDir=c:\eclipse -Djavafx.sdk.build.url=file:///C:/sdk/javafx_sdk-1_0-${platform}.zip clean build-windows build-macosx * where c:\sdk contains ** javafx_sdk-1_0-windows-i586.zip ** javafx_sdk-1_0-macosx-universal.dmg You can also make use of the environment variable ECLIPSE_HOME. For instance, on my GNU/Linux machine: * export ECLIPSE_HOME=/opt/eclipse * ant -Djavafx.sdk.build.url=file:://opt/javafx/javafx_sdk_1.0-linux-i586.zip clean build BTW, you can get the unofficial (!) GNU/Linux version of JavaFX 1.0 at [http://silveiraneto.net/2008/12/06/javafx-sdk-10-on-linux/ Silveira Neto's blog].