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JavaFX Presentation
This document provides an introduction and overview of JavaFX. It discusses that JavaFX is an API included in Java SE 7/8 for building rich internet applications with a familiar Java programming model. JavaFX allows developing cross-platform applications for Windows, Mac, and Linux. It highlights benefits like rapid application development using tools like NetBeans and SceneBuilder, CSS styling, and building user interfaces with FXML. The document provides examples of basic JavaFX components like containers, controls, shapes, and charts and recommends resources to get started with JavaFX.
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- 1. JAVA FX MOCHAMAD TAUFIKMULYADI KNOWLEDGE SHARING IT DEPARTMENT CSL GROUP
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- 3. JAVA FX? JAVA +FLASH + FLEX JAVA FX
- 4. JAVA FX? • AnAPI included in Java SE 7/8 For UI development • The successor of Java Swing
- 5. WHY JAVA FX? •Rich Internet Application that Cross platform: • Windows, Mac & Linux Dev. Preview • Familiar: 100% Java APIs with millions Library • Easy to Develop even for Beginner • Drag and Drop Application • Only use Java Language Programming • GUI Development with Cross Platform
- 6. WHY JAVAFX ? Productivity – Rapid Application Development using Tooling (Netbeans and SceneBuilder) – Testing and… – We are coding only in Java User Interface
- 7. WHY JAVAFX ? UserInterface Capability – Layouts built using WYSIWYG – Control Set (Basic and Advanced) – Eventing (e.g. Value Change Listeners, Thread State Listeners) – CSS styling
- 8. WHY JAVAFX ? FXML VIEWS Screen Building using Scene Builder which generates FXML – Layout Containers – Place Controls – Associate Events – Style Map to a Controller Class FXML Generates Controller Associate
- 9. JAVA PIONEERED RICHCLIENT APPLICATIONS But developers had to learn multiple technologies
- 10. JAVAFX SIMPLIFIES APPLICATIONDEVELOPMENT Developers Focus on Capabilities Instead of Technologies
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- 12. MINIMUM STANDARD TOOLSFOR EASY DEVELOPMENT NETBEANS, ECLIPSE, ORACLE JDeveloper JDK 7 or 8 JDK 7 -> Java FX 2.2 (Separated Installer) JDK 8 -> JAVA FX 8 Included in Installer Scene Builder 1.0, 1.1, or 2.0
- 13. COMPONENT IN JAVAFX Containers – Accordion, Anchor Pane, Stack Pane, Tab Pane, HBox, and VBox Controls – Buttons, Choice Box, Combo Box, ImageView, WebView, TextField, TextArea, Label… Shapes – Rectangle, Circle, Arc, Ellipse, Line, Polygon, Text, Cubic Curve Charts – Area Chart, Bar Chart, Scatter Chart, Pie Chart, Bubble Chart
- 14. SCENE BUILDER, FXML,AND CONTROLLER Scene Builder – Drag and Drop Application for Layout GUI FXML – Script layout GUI that generated from Scene Builder Controller – In Order FXML be dynamic content need Controller to control components
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- 16. HOW TO START? You can start with learn in Java FX Sample Demo using Ensemble8 for jdk-8 You can read the Book, Pros Java FX 2.0 by Jim Greaver
- 17. RESOURCES JavaFX website:http://javafx.com Open source project http://openjdk.java.net/projects/openjfx/ Oracle Premier Support for Software http://www.oracle.com/us/support/software/premier/ Blogs – http://fxexperience.com – http://blogs.oracle.com/javafx Twitter: @javafx4you
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