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Jul 4, 2009
| Author: James Williams
| Source: DZone JavaFX Feed
I was recently made aware of HTML5's canvas element and I believe that this could render Silverlight, JavaFX and Flex obsolete. The "canvas" tag allows you to embed script based graphics, usually JavaScript, in your page. Expect the leading Ajax ...
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Jul 4, 2009
| Author: CodeJustin
| Source: DZone JavaFX Feed
JavaFX is the best way to create expressive, feature-rich content. Building on the Java Platform, JavaFX delivers a compelling mix of ubiquity, capability, expressiveness and performance.
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Jul 3, 2009
| Author: vaibhavmishra
| Source: DZone JavaFX Feed
A discription of what was in marina and what can be included in next iteration.
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Jul 3, 2009
| Author: Jonathan Giles
| Source: DZone JavaFX Feed
One of the big criticisms leveled at JavaFX presently is its lack of controls (or components if you come from the Swing world). This was addressed to some degree in JavaFX 1.2, but there are still many controls missing, and some of the controls i ...
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Jul 1, 2009
| Author: Vaibhav Choudhary
| Source: JFXStudio: sketch, hack, share
As already discussed, JavaFX 1.2 provide API set for Charts and Graphs. Though I decided to put my hand dirty in writing one 3D pie chart from my own. With mine, you will get additional feature of explode in and out feature . Well, action can be ...
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Jul 1, 2009
| Author: carldea
| Source: Carl’s FX Blog
Note: An embedded expression within the curly braces will return a string object. A good rule of thumb is to keep the expressions simple.
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Jun 30, 2009
| Author: gailchappell
| Source: JavaFX Blog
If you're a Mac user and access javafx.com pages with embedded applets,, such as the JavaFX samples or documents on the Learn page, you may have noticed a new warning popping up, even for applets you've run before:
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Jun 29, 2009
| Author: gailchappell
| Source: JavaFX Blog
Here's a quick-and-easy video player written in the JavaFX Script programming language.
First, place your video clip into the same directory as this source code.
Next, edit the code in red (clip name,
scene with, and scene height) to match you ...
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Jun 29, 2009
| Author: Rakesh Menon
| Source: JFXStudio: sketch, hack, share
Execute top using ProcessBuilder, get the Process instance. Get the output stream from process and read the output of top command. Now parse this content (a bit tricky, each version had its own output format) to get the CPU and Memory information ...
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Jun 29, 2009
| Author: carldea
| Source: Carl’s FX Blog
Often when we learn about object oriented programming we try to find out if a particular language contains a dirty little phrase called multiple inheritance. Of course there are good reasons to try to avoid it (Diamond Problem) but sometimes you ...
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Jun 28, 2009
| Author: carldea
| Source: Carl’s FX Blog
There are two scenarios that will describe how data will flow. Scenario 1 is when a user is changing information on the view component and the data will be set on the domain object. Scenario 2 is when data is set in a domain object which intern w ...
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Jun 26, 2009
| Author: carldea
| Source: Carl’s FX Blog
Introduction
To create default values in Java, an instance variable with a String data type we would often have null and empty string values by default. In JavaFX we can create default values the same, but also have the opportunity to determine ...
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Jun 24, 2009
| Author: Jim Weaver
| Source: James Weaver's JavaFX Blog
The asynchronous task model has been much improved in JavaFX 1.2. Not only does it have a simple and elegant API, but several of the asynchronous tasks (e.g. HttpRequest) in the JavaFX API now use this model. In addition, there are a couple of ...
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Jun 22, 2009
| Author: Jim Weaver
| Source: James Weaver's JavaFX Blog
A scientific fish story, published in 1901, reports that pike fish living in a tank were separated from minnows by a glass plate. After a while "a strike at the minnow had come to mean a bump on the nose... Instead of imputing their inability to ...
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Jun 22, 2009
| Author: Vaibhav Choudhary
| Source: JFXStudio: sketch, hack, share
Final destination for us is death and final destination of a JavaFX application is Browser. So, we should know what all things we can do with an application, JavaFX application, in browser.
Here are some :
1. Understand when our code will run o ...
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Jun 21, 2009
| Author: Henry Zhang
| Source: Topics: JavaFX
In my previous post Interoperability between JavaFX and Java, I discussed three possible approaches to invoke JavaFX features from the Java side. These approaches were:
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Jun 20, 2009
| Author: Josh Marinacci
| Source: JFXStudio: sketch, hack, share
JavaFX 1.2 has a new list control called ListView. ListView was designed to be virtual. This means it doesn’t actually create a text node for every item in the list. It only creates the text for the items which are visible on screen. As you scrol ...
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Jun 19, 2009
| Author: Per Bothner
| Source: JavaFX Blog
I've written 4 blog articles on the JavaFX sequence implementation
that should be of interest to those who want to know how it
works and what it costs. This covers the 1.2 Marina
implementation.
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Jun 19, 2009
| Author: Jim Weaver
| Source: James Weaver's JavaFX Blog
JavaFX 1.2 has many new features, not the least of which is a stone-simple way of reading RSS and Atom feeds. The new classes that contain much of this functionality are javafx.data.feed.rss.RssTask and javafx.data.feed.atom.AtomTask, respective ...
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Jun 19, 2009
| Author: Henry Zhang
| Source: Topics: JavaFX
To fully take advantage of the power of JavaFX 1.2, Stephen Chin had just released the WidgetFX 1.2 API beta version. There is even a widget contest running until the end of July.
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Jun 19, 2009
| Author: Rakesh Menon
| Source: Rakesh Menon
JavaFX 1.2 provides new APIs to handle RSS and ATOM feeds. RssTask and AtomTask parses the feeds and provide the content as JavaFX objects. It can also be configured to provide updates on regular intervals.
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Jun 18, 2009
| Author: Rakesh Menon
| Source: Rakesh Menon
We can upload or download large files using new HttpRequest attributes available in JavaFX 1.2.
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Jun 17, 2009
| Author: Jim Weaver
| Source: James Weaver's JavaFX Blog
No, I'm not calling Richard Bair a horse, but rather using an idiom that has its origins in horse racing. From The Phrase Finder:
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Jun 13, 2009
| Author: Henry Zhang
| Source: Topics: JavaFX
On java.net, there was a post by kfarnham about my articles on writing Pac-man game in JavaFX. He wondered whether there would be a fifth article. The answer is positive. Yesterday, my last article of a series, “Writing the Pac-Man Game in JavaFX ...
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Jun 12, 2009
| Author: Rakesh Menon
| Source: Rakesh Menon
Simple JavaFX Color-Picker control. I have provided similar controls before as part of blog and sample but this one can be easily incorporated into other products.
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Jun 11, 2009
| Author: Rakesh Menon
| Source: Rakesh Menon
I received a query on how to pass arguments in JavaFX. It basically depends on how we deploy the application. The application can be deployed using JavaWebStart, as an applet or launched from command line.
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Jun 11, 2009
| Author: chrisoliver
| Source: Chris Oliver's Weblog
Although you probably didn't see me, I was at JavaOne, where they unveiled the JavaFX design tool. Although the demos were fairly minimal, the elegance, beauty, and genius of Anthony's design showed through to me.
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Jun 10, 2009
| Author: Maya
| Source: JavaFX Blog
First look - download JavaFX 1.2 to preview. Test this newest version of the JavaFX 1.2 SDK for yourself and tell the world what you think. Post a blog about the features you like most or describing your experience using JavaFX and enter for a ch ...
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Jun 6, 2009
| Author: Henry Zhang
| Source: Topics: JavaFX
My latest article of a series, “Writing the Pac-Man Game in JavaFX Part 4“, was out on June 4. As we continue on bulding the game, the articles are getting more and more interesting now.
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Apr 22, 2009
| Author: Alex Ruiz
| Source: Alex Ruiz's Weblog
Thanks to the nice DZone folks, I'm moving this blog to http://alexruiz.developerblogs.com/. It is based on WordPress, which is a welcome change from JRoller. Special thanks to Matt and Wei Ling for making this possible :)
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