has anyone tried using javafx plugin in shared bui...

# compose-desktop

[Kashismails]

has anyone tried using javafx plugin in shared build.gradle?
getting this error when i add the plugin
"The 'java' plugin has been applied, but it is not compatible with the Android plugins."

[Kapil Yadav]

Same @Kashismails, if you found anything please let me know

[andylamax]

The javafx pluging won't work with the android plugin. But it does work with the kotlin("jvm") plugin

[SeikoDes]

I am compileOnly it in shared.

val desktopMain by getting { 
             dependencies { 
                 // javafx 
                 val hostOs = System.getProperty("os.name") 
                 val platform = when { 
                     hostOs == "Mac OS X" -> "mac" 
                     hostOs == "Linux" -> "linux" 
                     hostOs.startsWith("Windows") -> "win" 
                     else -> throw GradleException("Host OS is not supported javafx.") 
                 } 
                 compileOnly("org.openjfx:javafx-base:${Versions.Java.java}:$platform") 
                 compileOnly("org.openjfx:javafx-graphics:${Versions.Java.java}:$platform") 
                 compileOnly("org.openjfx:javafx-swing:${Versions.Java.java}:$platform") 
                 compileOnly("org.openjfx:javafx-web:${Versions.Java.java}:$platform") 
             } 
         }

[Kashismails]

thanks @SeikoDes found the same on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73187027/use-javafx-in-kotlin-multiplatform

[Michael Paus]

As a side note. JavaFX is not tied to a specific Java version. You can always use the latest version of it with a reasonably recent Java version.

[andylamax]

you are adding something in the plugins block

plugins {
  // some javafx plugin
}

That is the section that doesn't work with the android plugin

[Kapil Yadav]

Didn't get it, any code snippet or repo for it guys ???

[Kashismails]

@Kapil Yadav https://t.co/sg2mjcgNim checck this branch

[Kapil Yadav]

Thanks big boss

[Kapil Yadav]

Anyone help with this, using WebView