Running JavaFX 11 on Embedded Devices: Challenge Accepted!
summary
Claims that JavaFX 11 runs on Raspberry Pi 3 B+ using a 32-bit ARM JDK are demonstrated with concrete steps: download BellSoft JDK 11 ARM32, install an OpenJFX EA SDK for ARM, launch with sudo using --module-path and --add-modules, and set Monocle embedded platform flags. A kiosk proof-of-concept handles NFC card check‑in and a BlueMaps OpenStreetMap demo streams simulated GPS to Gluon CloudLink. Performance is smooth and functional but labeled experimental and dependent on correct native classifiers.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:40Challenges
- 4:20Bloom
- 6:04Real Case
- 7:00Raspberry Pi
- 8:03Android Car Reader
- 8:30Raspberry Pie
- 9:00How to get Java 11
- 10:10Melsurf
- 12:30Setup
- 28:30Remote Platform
- 30:00Demo
- 32:30Project Overview
- 38:30Data Directory
- 41:00Demonstration
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