Unable to get it to work like on the README

[SunnyKentz]

Hello,
on the README.md it shows you can just do this :

{
  "lsp": {
    "java": {
        "java.jdt.ls.lombokSupport.enabled:": true
    }
  }
}

but i tried to do this by adding my jar libraries to work with javafx :

{
  "lsp": {
      "java": {
      "java.project.sourcePaths": [
              "javafx-sdk/lib",
              "src"
          ],
          "java.project.referencedLibraries": [
              "javafx-sdk/lib/javafx-swt.jar",
              "javafx-sdk/lib/javafx.base.jar",
              "javafx-sdk/lib/javafx.controls.jar",
              "javafx-sdk/lib/javafx.fxml.jar",
              "javafx-sdk/lib/javafx.graphics.jar",
              "javafx-sdk/lib/javafx.media.jar",
              "javafx-sdk/lib/javafx.swing.jar",
              "javafx-sdk/lib/javafx.web.jar"
          ]
       }
    }
}

it would not work.

[ABckh]

Hi @SunnyKentz, do you have those jars in the path you specified in the config?

[SunnyKentz]

Yes right in my project,
The .Zed and javafx-sdk directory are in the same place. I use a x86 mac.

[Luke-Sims]

Hey @SunnyKentz I may have found why it doesn't work,
It seems that the script don't read the settings.json file.
I have found an alternative solution to add a library for the lsp:

1. create a directory named lib in your project directory
2. create a symbolic link of the librairies you want to import in this directory. ex on linux and mac: ln -s <source_path> <name>
   So in your case you should have to use ln -s <path to javafx-sdk> javafx-sdk (you don't have to go in the lib directory)

Hope it will help you

[ABckh]

Hi @Luke-Sims thank you very much for the help!
@SunnyKentz thank you for info and apologise for late response, totally missed all notifications from github. I will check whether it can be fixed on the extension's side. Also, let me know if workaround provided by @Luke-Sims helped you

[SunnyKentz]

I'll check it out.

[SunnyKentz]

It worked