If you want to write code for a specific platform, you will need to add extra directories for them.
Java code and resources contained in these directories will be shared across all supported platforms.
The plugin will download and install the RoboVM compiler, and it will use RoboVM compiler commands to create an iOS application in build/javafxports/ios. On iOS, the situation is internally different - but the gradle commands are similar. The plugin will then execute a number of commands that will lead to the creation of an Android package (apk) in the directory build/javafxports/android. The location where you install the Android SDK has to be supplied to the plugin as explained before. You download and install the Android SDK as described above. In order to create an Android application, the Android SDK is needed. Zipped versions of the SDKs are uploaded to maven central, and downloaded by the jfxmobile plugin. The source code for those SDKs is available here. The jfxmobile plugin will download and install the JavaFX SDKs for iOS and Android. You can also execute your applications on the devices, in order to test them. The jfxmobile plugin adds a number of tasks to your Java Application that allow you to create packages that can be uploaded to the Apple AppStore and the Android Play Store.
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