Based on this article, and with a default JavaFX tree from IntelliJ Idea (see below), how do I add all resources to commands so that they can be used natively (with getClass().getResource("/style/style.css") or some other way)?
src |_ main |_ java |_ helloworld |_ HelloWordlFX |_ module-info.java |_ resources |_ fonts |_ openssans |_ opensansregular.ttf |_ pictures |_ icon.ico |_ style |_ styles.css |_ fxml |_ sample.fxml ...
Sincerely,
I'm wondering if I should transform the resource folder into a jar, and load it as a module, if there is a specific command to include it in my module, or if the solution lies in using JPackage.
I tried --resource-dir src/main/resources
with jpackage but to no avail.
Based on the article, @slaw's answer, respecting the tree structure chosen in my question, and for a Microsoft Installer (msi) file:
1.Maven lifecycle > package
2.jpackage to msi :
jpackage
--dest output
--name ShiftingCircle
--type msi
--module-path "%PATH_TO_FX_JMODS%;target/<NAME>.jar"
--add-modules helloworldfx
--module helloworldfx/helloworld.HelloWorldFX
--win-shortcut --win-menu
--java-options -Xmx2048m