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I am making a first attempt in developing a small desktop application using Netbeans, Maven and JavaFXML. I have chosen to use a previous version of an application that was developed using Ant and get this working in Maven. However in one of my java classes the Maven version is flagging an import of javax.swing.filechooser.FileSystemView as
javax.swing.filechooser.FileSystemView
package javax.swing.filechooser is not visible. Package javax.swing.filechooser is declared in module java.desktop but module myapp does not read it.

package javax.swing.filechooser is not visible. Package javax.swing.filechooser is declared in module java.desktop but module myapp does not read it.

This issue did not occur in the previous version. I have searched this forum, the Oracle forum and many web searches for a solution without success. I would appreciate some help in solving the issue.
I have searched this forum, the Oracle forum and many web searches for a solution without success. I was hoping to find an answer like 'download the swing API from here' but there appears no way of doing this. Anyway, the project properties for Maven do not have a ClassPath option for importing libraries. I would appreciate some help in solving the issue as to be honest I don't have a clue how to do this myself.


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