Remove unused import, which causes build failure when JavaFX is not available #138
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Remove unused import, which causes build failure when JavaFX is not available
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Thanks for this fix! How did you manage to build GCViewer without JavaFX? I thought, that JavaFX is part of the standard Java SE since Java 1.8. |
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It ships with the Oracle JRE/JDK, but with OpenJDK on some Linux it's packaged slightly differently and it isn't automatically made available via Maven automatically pulling in the JDK classes. |
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Ah, ok - thanks a lot for the explanation!
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There is an unused import, which causes a build failure when you do not have JavaFX available.