Du meinst: > 2.3.1 Self-Contained Applications > Starting from JDK 7 update 6, JavaFX applications can be packaged as a platform-specific, self-contained application. These applications include all application resources, the Java and JavaFX runtimes, and a launcher, and they provide the same install and launch experience as native applications for the operating system. > Self-contained applications can be distributed as zip files or as installable packages: EXE or MSI for Windows, DMG for Mac, or RPM or DEB for Linux. Das meint: "Sowas geht." Aber die klassischen jar-Files funktionieren trotzdem - wenn auf den Rechnern eine JRE mit JavaFX als lib vorhanden ist oder wenn Du diese wie eigene libs mit einbindest.

Du meinst: > 2.3.1 Self-Contained Applications > Starting from JDK 7 update 6, JavaFX applications can be packaged as a platform-specific, self-contained application. These applications include all application resources, the Java and JavaFX runtimes, and a launcher, and they provide the same install and launch experience as native applications for the operating system. > Self-contained applications can be distributed as zip files or as installable packages: EXE or MSI for Windows, DMG for Mac, or RPM or DEB for Linux. Das meint: "Sowas geht." Aber die klassischen jar-Files funktionieren trotzdem - wenn auch den Rechnern eine JRE mit JavaFX als lib vorhanden ist.