JavaFX 25

Last reviewed Sep 23, 2026

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Apply the Java 25 prompt first. JavaFX 25 requires JDK 23 or later; these rules target JavaFX 25 LTS with a supported, patched Java 25 runtime and were checked against 25.0.4. Apply these additional rules to FXML, controls, WebView, native decoders, desktop capabilities, concurrency, and self-contained delivery.

Supported build and module integrity

  • Use the newest JavaFX 25 CPU build on every platform, and don't mix it with native libraries, SDK files, or Maven modules from an earlier patch.
  • Obtain SDKs, jmods, and Maven artifacts through the distributor's maintained 25 LTS channel; verify availability and platform classifiers rather than silently falling back to the public 25 GA build when the current CPU build cannot be resolved.
  • Keep javafx.* on the module path as named modules; loading JavaFX classes from the classpath is unsupported. Include only required modules and resolve all JavaFX artifacts to the same patch level.
  • Grant native access on Java 25 with --enable-native-access=javafx.graphics, adding javafx.media and javafx.web only when used; avoid blanket grants to ALL-UNNAMED or suppression with --illegal-native-access=allow.
  • Export the application entry-point package only to javafx.graphics when using a named application module; keep privileged services outside packages opened for UI reflection.

FXML and resource construction

  • Load FXML only from trusted application resources; reject user-authored FXML before FXMLLoader.load(). Imports, constructors, factories, valueOf, property setters, controllers, and handlers can execute