"class com/cxsj/client/AppStartup not found"when I start the app about javafx-maven-plugin HOT 10 CLOSED

Hm, I need more details about that issue. Please provide some example project files, your installed java-version, your OS ... and how you are starting your application.

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;) I assume auto-responder, please english-only, as I'm not familiar with chinese.

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win10 64bit ,java version is 1.8.301

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Hm, from what I see, there is no problem. Just a wild guess: are you executing the application in a path that contains non-latin chars? Like chinese characters inside the path?

What are you executing, the jfx-jar itself, or via the native launcher?

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I had checked it. The paths are all in English.
I don‘’t understand your mean"jfx-ar" or via the native launcher"
I built the project using Maven.IDE is "Intelli idea".I specify its startup class in the configuration and it works fine.

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Oh there it is, IntelliJ does things a bit different, please use the maven plugin of IntelliJ IDEA for the "jfx:run" task.

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I tried it with with ‘mvn jfx:run’

It looks like there is no external jar package loaded into the reference

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Oh I see, SYSTEM-scoped dependencies are not getting pulled into the outcome. You might want to change your project-setup, as with that approach maven is loosing its capabilities to handle transitive dependencies.

I have a GIST for that "in-project repository" stuff: https://gist.github.com/FibreFoX/d9a5b9ad39efef0123f92f5626e9dd77

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