I have a Flamingo command generated JavaFX app which I'd like to convert into an Eclipse project. As it stands, I can create a JavaFX project and I can compile/launch the application in normal mode, but when I launch as an applet the app does not show within Eclipse - the app just hangs at the applet initialisation animation.
I located the project's dest folder and fired up the generated applet container HTML page directly. I then received the security verification dialog and upon accepting it, the app appeared as expected. So it looks like the right assets are generated correctly. Is there anything else I need to do to handle this situation in Eclipse?
The next part of the puzzle is that I need to get arguments into my JavaFX for the service endpoint URI for Flamingo. Is there anyway that I can replace or customise the generated container HTML page and the associated JNLP file?
One last thing - the debugging of a JavaFX app doesn't seem to be currently supported in any of the runtime modes, can you give any indication of when a debug facility will be available?
Cheers,
Chris.

Launching inside Eclipse
Launching inside Eclipse browser is not working right. I think there are some issues with Java plug-in being launched within Eclipse.
It's not possible to the generated HTML file yet but it's something we want to add. Feel free to add the issue to Jira.
We don't have debugging functionality right now. Also, on our TODO list.
Thanks for the reply Max.
Thanks for the reply Max. I've found a few issues which I'll add to Jira.