But indeed, It seems that with my approch, all cells are condensed into one

You're welcome! If you want to be fancy, you could add a builder for that TicTacToeCell as well.

How could I do it ?

(I've just navigated quickly into the doc)

I seriously seriously hate classloaders

(just needed to have that said)

and I want to slowly roast the writer of swarm-client-plugin on my bbq

@loloof64 Like this:

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@loloof64 Then you can call

ticTacToeCell()

or even

tickTacToeCell { //configure the root of the cell here }

.

Thank you 🙂

@ron Funny, I'm playing with Wildfly classloader things today, considering throwing it out and exchanging it for OSGi, but I know I'll just buy myself a whole different set of issues.

the swarn client plugin seemed so nice, you drop it in jenkins and on each jenkins agent you run the swarm-client.jar which finds the master, registers and is ready for action, no furtjer setup needed

@loloof64 It would have to be extended on Pane I think, corrected it above. Not sure why everything collapses, I never use GridPane. Looking at it now.

Thanks 🙂

but it uses apache HttpClient (juk!) which uses commons-loggins, which the swarm-client routes over slf4j which brings in a whole different version

@loloof64 Hehe, the reason is that you declared the cell as a View. That's just a single instance inside the same scope. Change it to a Fragment.

Basically you're just rearranging who owns the root node as you "build".

@ron Stuff like that is so irritating.

@edvin Trying it right now 🙂

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This is how it looks for me after implementing the builder and changing to Fragment.

Posting the modified code to avoid confusion.

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@loloof64 If you are going to hold data in those you could consider extending

ItemFragment

instead.

Yes, that's the case

I need to hold the cell state 🙂

But it strange I did not make the good changes to my code, because it still collapsed

Post your code or copy mine above 🙂 We'll figure it out.

@loloof64 Make sure your builder is extending

Pane

, not

GridPane

like I wrote first.