Oracles page's for how to install and use Scene Builder with NetBeans seem to be outdated. Sb-installation_2_0.htm#sthref6 That page links you to another page for the Scene Builder download but that page has no reference to Scene Builder anymore. A web search lead to the page below where it explains that as of Java 8u40, Oracle has turned over the source code to Open JFX and no longer distributes sources or executables. 7776.html Going to the OpenJFX page and searching there did not turn up an installer either. But there was a reference JEP209, which talked about development of SceneBuilder 2.0.1. That JEP dates back to 2014, so I suspect that the work has been either completed or abandoned by now.

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Does a basic install of NetBeans IDE also install the latest build of SceneBuilder? Or does NetBeans IDE simply replace Scene Builder's functionality with something else?

If both of the above are false, then it seems I must download and install Scene Builder before I start converting projects to JavaFX. Could someone point me to an installer of the latest build? The only installer I ever found, was a commercial fork of Source Builder code made by a company called Gluon (after the atomic particle?).

But I have never heard of them and have no idea if it is safe (or wise) to use that fork. I would prefer to stick to extensions that are certain to be around in 10 years. I still have to keep around a copy of NetBeans 7.3.1 so that I can maintain a legacy JSR 296 project.

> Oracles page's for how to install and use Scene Builder with NetBeans > seem to be outdated. > > sb-installation_2_0.htm#sthref6 > > That page links you to another page for the Scene Builder download but > that page has no reference to Scene Builder anymore.

A web search lead > to the page below where it explains that as of Java 8u40, Oracle has > turned over the source code to Open JFX and no longer distributes > sources or executables. > > 7776.html > > Going to the OpenJFX page and searching there did not turn up an >Quickbooks for mac 2012 upgrade. installer either. But there was a reference JEP209, which talked about > development of SceneBuilder 2.0.1.

> > That JEP dates back to 2014, so I suspect that the work has been either > completed or abandoned by now. > > Does a basic install of NetBeans IDE also install the latest build of > SceneBuilder?

Or does NetBeans IDE simply replace Scene Builder's > functionality with something else? If both of the above are false, > then it seems I must download and install Scene Builder before I start > converting projects to JavaFX. Could someone point me to an installer > of the latest build? The only installer I ever found, was a commercial fork of > Source Builder code made by a company called Gluon (after the atomic > particle?). But I have never heard of them and have no idea if it is > safe (or wise) to use that fork. I would prefer to stick to > extensions that are certain to be around in 10 years. I still have to > keep around a copy of NetBeans 7.3.1 so that I can maintain a legacy > JSR 296 project.