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I've tried to follow a Hello World tutorial for JavaFX Script as best I can in 6.0 M9 (you need to update the version flags in Issuezilla by the way) but when I try to run the program it gets hung up with a dialog specifying "Initializing view, please wait" for hours. At least I can cancel, but it really does seem to be hung on that. I think the class it can't find is net.java.javafx.FXShell; though I can see that in the jars added to my project. There's also no progress bar, and there should be rather than just a dialog. Furthermore it should be a determinate progress bar indicating how much longer I'm likely to have to wait.
Created attachment 42650 [details] Dialog that never goes away screenshot
Could you please Alexandre take a look at this bug? Thanks!
Sounds like a higher priority bug: P3->P2.
This issue is P2 for already 2 months and nobody seems to work on this. If you don't resolve this problem soon we will withdraw JavaFX modules from 5.5 Beta Update Center. Or is this only a 6.0 M9 specific bug? Can somebody at least evaluate this? Thanks!
Has been fixed. Binaries will be available with the next push.
Forgot to mention: It was reproducible on 5.5 as well as on 6.0 - there was a problem in Main class choosing algorithm.
Moving to JavaFX category for future tracking
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