You can define your own button types. In this example the buttons’ text is foo and bar: ButtonType foo = new ButtonType(“foo”, ButtonBar.ButtonData.OK_DONE); ButtonType bar = new ButtonType(“bar”, ButtonBar.ButtonData.CANCEL_CLOSE); Alert alert = new Alert(AlertType.WARNING, “The format for dates is year.month.day. ” + “For example, today is ” + todayToString() + “.”, foo, bar); alert.setTitle(“Date format … Read more
I had the same issue and fixed it with the old “Invalidate Caches and Restart”
It is very well possible! One has to install JavaFX 2.0, and somehow manage to have jfxrt.jar in the Classpath. The following code renders a JFXPanel inside a JFrame. The JFXPanel contains a WebView which loads google.com. However, at least on my machine, the WebView feels rather sloppy. I’m working on Mac OS X 10.6; … Read more
.table-view .filler is the selector you are looking for. The scenic view tool is pretty good for analyzing a component.
I think JavaFX is more like Flex, because JavaFX is more about building applications than animations (which is, I gather, one of the sensitive distinctions between Flex and Flash). I think of JavaFX and Flex as the future heirs to Rich Internet Application programming. They’re both intended to stretch the realm of what’s possible with … Read more
You could use JxBrowser. It features a Swing/JavaFX component that wraps the Chromium engine while providing a rich API and out-of-the-box hardware-acceleration through the GPU. Unfortunately, they’ve dropped support for other engines (like Gecko and WebKit) since 4.0 version. Note that it’s not free, except for open-source projects.
Use FXML as components by using a custom java class as fx:root and as fx:controller of your FXML file: http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2/fxml_get_started/custom_control.htm To do so, you need to call in the constructor of your custom java class FXMLLoader which will load your FXML. The advantage is to change the way FXML load components. The classic way to … Read more
IMHO, you shouldn’t create package’s depending on your views. My approach towards such applications A package for corresponding controllers of these views Different packages for service(business) and dao(persistence) layer, if exists A directory for resources such as images, css etc A directory for FXML files called view in the resources src/main ├──java ├── controllers ├──Screen1controller.java … Read more
The JavaFX package is not included in JDK 9 and later. You need to install JDK 8, or you can add the JavaFX package separately, for example, from JDK 8 (jfxrt.jar).
One somewhat strange part of the property API is that IntegerProperty implements ObservableValue<Number>, not ObservableValue<Integer>. So, somewhat counterintuitively, you need TableColumn<Person, Number> ageColumn = new TableColumn<Person, Number>(“Age”); As an aside, and I’m not sure if this causes problems, but it’s more usual to use int instead of Integer for the return type for the get … Read more