Getting Started with JavaFX Using NetBeans IDE 7.1: Learn to use NetBeans IDE 7.1 Beta to create a simple JavaFX 2.0 application that includes graphics, visual effects, and animation.
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16 Feb 2010
10 Jan 2010
JavaFX 1.2.1 Plugin for Eclipse Now Available!: "A new version of the JavaFX Plugin for the Eclipse IDE has just been released! This latest version is based on the JavaFX 1.2.1 SDK and supports Eclipse 3.5.x IDE. Read the Release Notes to learn more about the changes made since the June 2009 release. Download this latest version using the instructions in the Getting Started document.
Let us know what you think of this new release by providing feedback on the Feedback Forum for JavaFX 1.2.1 Plugin Release page."
Let us know what you think of this new release by providing feedback on the Feedback Forum for JavaFX 1.2.1 Plugin Release page."
8 Jan 2010
Using JPA for creating, updating and deleting records in database is very useful and efficient way.
However, if you try to create 'Entity Class from Database' using NetBeans 6.8, no class will be added in your project. Because, if your project is JavaFX Script Application, you cannot create Persistence Unit in there.
To resolve this problem, I tried to create Java Application.
In this Java Application, I created Entities from Database and JPA Controllers Classes from Entity Classes.
You can find META-INF folder with persistence.xml file.
After I configured and tested the BoardFXJPA, I copied all packages (folders) in Source Package to JavaFX Script Application.
However, you can face errors at most of the classes you've copied. To resolve these errors, you need to set up library for persistence unit.
After you add all essential libraries, you can find all the errors are resolved.
And then try to use JPA controllers and entity classes in your JavaFX application.
However, if you try to create 'Entity Class from Database' using NetBeans 6.8, no class will be added in your project. Because, if your project is JavaFX Script Application, you cannot create Persistence Unit in there.
To resolve this problem, I tried to create Java Application.
In this Java Application, I created Entities from Database and JPA Controllers Classes from Entity Classes.
You can find META-INF folder with persistence.xml file.
After I configured and tested the BoardFXJPA, I copied all packages (folders) in Source Package to JavaFX Script Application.
However, you can face errors at most of the classes you've copied. To resolve these errors, you need to set up library for persistence unit.
After you add all essential libraries, you can find all the errors are resolved.
And then try to use JPA controllers and entity classes in your JavaFX application.
7 Jan 2010
14 Dec 2009
NetBeans 6.8 is now available to download!!!
I'm expecting to use new feature 'Scanning on demand'.
This feature will be awesome if you have several projects with huge resources.
Sometimes, NB is frozen when it starts and scans all projects that are opened.
Find out more in URL below.
http://netbeans.org/community/news/show/1449.html
I'm expecting to use new feature 'Scanning on demand'.
This feature will be awesome if you have several projects with huge resources.
Sometimes, NB is frozen when it starts and scans all projects that are opened.
Find out more in URL below.
http://netbeans.org/community/news/show/1449.html
24 Nov 2009
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This second article in a series covers the more technical features, such as RSS and Atom tasks and local storage using JavaFX's built-in storage classes.Things you can do from here:
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12 Jun 2009
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via Editor's Daily Blog by kfarnham on 10/06/09
The O'Reilly InsideRIA site has published an interesting series of articles by Haining Henry Zhang titled "Writing the Pac-Man Game in JavaFX"... Also:Java Today: Writing the Pac-Man Game in JavaFX, JavaOne - my personal favorite sessions, and LINQ to XSD Released on CodePlex.
Weblogs: Top 5 Most Important Features in JavaFX 1.2, JWebPane BOF slides at JavaOne 2009, and AGFA Healthcare - Using GlassFish for Field Force Automation, Time Registration, SAP Integration.
Featured Articles: Zero and Shark: a Zero-Assembly Port of OpenJDK; Protect Your Legacy Code Investment with JNA.
Featured Podcast: Java Mobility Podcast 79: JavaOne 2009 Preview.
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