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For a ready made build, you can download it from the JDK 910, download page (or you can grab a JDK 10 11 early access build), or try the Community Build page.

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Do you really want to build OpenJFX? We would like you to, but JavaFX is bundled by default in Oracle JDK desktop editions of JDK 8, JDK 9, and the JDK 10 early access builds. There are also some great community builds that may work for you.

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yum install mercurial bison flex gperf ksh pkgconfig \
    libpng12-devel libjpeg-devel libxml2-devel \
    libxslt-devel systemd-devel glib2-devel  gtk2-devel \
    libXtst-devel pango-devel freetype-devel

Common Prerequisites

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OpenJDK 10 or JDK

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11 EA (build

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14 or later)

Download and install JDK OpenJDK 9 or later to use as the boot JDK to build and test OpenJFX. We recommend either JDK 910.0.1 or a recent JDK 10 Early Access build.

Mercurial

OpenJFX, as with OpenJDK, uses Mercurial as the source control system. You must install some support for using Mercurial. Many (if not all) IDEs include built in support, although the tooling is generally not as good as you might get from a standalone tool.

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Gradle is the primary build tool for building OpenJFX. We currently use Gradle 4.36 for jfx-dev (IMPORTANT: Only this version is regularly tested).

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