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intellij idea - Deploying a JavaFX program using Java 11

I am trying to deploy my JavaFX project (which uses Java 11). I found some other tips online that said to create a Launcher class which does not extend Application and call the actual main method from the Launcher class.

Although this allowed me to create a JAR that I could run in the desktop, it required me to provide a path to my JavaFX library folders in the command line.

Since I am deploying this project, I do not want to force users to have to download the entire JavaFX library.

Is there a way to deploy my JavaFX project without requiring users to have the entire JavaFX library folders downloaded? I am especially confused because it seems that the JAR already has the JavaFX library folders in it, as the JAR file size is large.

I would also like to avoid using any third-party libraries or tools.

For reference, I am using IntelliJ IDEA.


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