Expand FX Target and check RCP e4 Target Platform Feature.

Software Site for the e(fx)clipse 1.2.0 release build.

Add a new Software Site by clicking Add… in the Locations section.

Open the target definition de.target in the project de.

Preparation Step 1: Update the Target Platform

Choose a directory where you want to store the checked out sources.

File → Import → Git → Projects from Git.If you want to use the prepared basic recipe to follow the migration from SWT to JavaFX, import the project by cloning the Git repository: To get started fast with this recipe, we have prepared the basic recipe for you on GitHub. This recipe uses the Eclipse RCP Cookbook – Basic Recipe. This is necessary to get the latest bugfixes and security patches. After starting the IDE and choosing a workspace, update the IDE to ensure the latest service release is installed.Add the following lines (typically before -showsplash).Edit the file eclipse.ini which is located in the e(fx)clipse installation directory.Ensure the IDE is started with Java 8 if you have multiple Java versions installed.JavaFX tooling and runtime for Eclipse and OSGi.Simply run the executable and follow the installation instructions.The following recipe will show how to integrate JavaFX with an Eclipse 4 application. This is useful for example if you want to softly migrate big applications from SWT to JavaFX or if you need to add animations or special JavaFX controls without completely migrating your application.

As explained in JavaFX Interoperability with SWT it is possible to embed JavaFX controls in a SWT UI.

Javafx install eclipse