Hey i'm also trying to package a app but couldn't ...

# tornadofx

[albrechtroehm]

Hey i'm also trying to package a app but couldn't get it running even looking at the sources from @darkmoon_uk. Maybe someone could help me to change this simple example from (https://github.com/beryx-gist/badass-runtime-example-javafx) to also use kotlin and tornadofx?

[Torbilicious]

You might be interested in either
https://github.com/beryx-gist/badass-runtime-example-kotlin-tornadofx
or
https://github.com/beryx-gist/badass-jlink-example-kotlin-tornadofx

[darkmoon_uk]

How did you try to run it; @albrechtroehm?

[darkmoon_uk]

Use the application:run Gradle task as this allows the javafx plugin to put the runtime components on the classpath.

[darkmoon_uk]

If you're using IntelliJ, the basic built-in IDE Run/Debug doesn't do this, but you can get the same convenience by just defining a Gradle-task configuration and doing Run/Debug on that.

[albrechtroehm]

Thanks @Torbilicious looks like this i didn't look through the examples very well ... This looks like example what i need.

[albrechtroehm]

@darkmoon_uk I think i did use the application:run i could run everything fine but packing everything together and running on another machine did go well.

[albrechtroehm]

With the examples Torben showed me, ill give it another try!

[albrechtroehm]

@Torbilicious Is there any difference in these plugins if i use only kotlin code? If i understand it correctly the plugins are for non-/modularied java projects?

[albrechtroehm]

Thanks for all the helps and hints, i finally got it to work!

[Torbilicious]

Correct they are differentiated for non-/modularized projects