[ImageJ-devel] JavaFX, ImageJ, Maven and Java 8

[Curtis Rueden]

Hi Cyril,

> Home could I load the plugin from a specific directory ?

See if setting the plugins.dir system property helps.

If you need further help, please share your project.

> Is it why ImageJ uses this ImageJ Launcher ?

Not for much longer:
http://imagej.net/2015-06-15_-_Major_updates_in_the_works

Regards,
Curtis

On Thu, Jun 18, 2015 at 10:27 AM, Mongis Cyril <cyril.mongis at googlemail.com>
wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> I'm facing a little problem. When developing our JavaFx interface for
> ImageJ, I tried to use Maven as base to load the dependencies but it failed
> miserably for two reasons. The first was that it was really hard to find a
> pom configuration that would allow a flawless support of Bioformat and
> Bioformat Compatibility Plugin, and because Maven would refuse to compile
> when using Java 8 (some toolkit 1.6 if I remember correctly. This forced me
> to use a classic JavaFX Netbeans environment (stealing all the jars from
> the last Fiji release XD).
>
> But now I'm facing a little problem : loading plugins. While the basic
> plugins are loaded(the ones located in the imagej-plugins and
> scijava-plugins jars), all the plugins located in the plugin directory
> remain unloaded. I searched in the code how the plugin loading mechanism
> works but I wasn't able to find an entry point for, for instance, an
> absolute path of a plugin folder. I changed the imagej.dir property,
> without success. I did some researches on how the class loading works but
> I'm still searching for an entry point, a way to specify a plugin directory
> so I can test the interface with more plugins.
>
> Home could I load the plugin from a specific directory ? Is it why ImageJ
> uses this ImageJ Launcher ?
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Cyril
> http://www.cyrilmongis.net
>
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