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Getting started
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If you have never used Netbeans before, this lesson will show you
how to use Netbeans IDE to build and debug JavaFX applications.
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Stage, scene, node
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Discuss
Stage, scene, node and
Scenegraph and their relationships. |
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Placing component on screen
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Discuss
different coordinate systems and how to place a node. Discuss concept of a group. |
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JavaFX and threads
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Discussion threads in JavaFX. Discuss Event Dispatch Thread,
and deferred action and when to use deferred action.
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Function Datatype
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JavaFX
introduces new data types
such as function data type and sequences. We will discuss how to use
function data types as callback mechanism in designing GUI.
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Sequence Datatype
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Sequences are
easy to use but are expensive for manipulating large arrays. We will discuss how
large sequences can be created in Java and used in JavaFx.
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Data binding
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Data binding is a key features of
the JavaFx language. We will discuss how it simplifies UI design.
You will learn how to use them as you go through the other lessons.
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Triggers
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Trigger is another new concept in JavaFx. Triggers are used in other lessons
of this tutorial series. So we will briefly discuss
use cases when to use this new feature. |
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Extend JavaFx Node
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In this sesion we will discuss how to extend
existing JavaFx node. As an example we will extent JavaFx TextBox and make it a
Password text box where data entered is shown as * characters.
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Dragging a node
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How to drag a node on screen |
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Drag and drop
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Design and build drag and drop application |
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Decorated Node
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Draw borders around any node. |
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Using slider
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Discuss how to move object using slider component |
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Clipping
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Understand how clipping works |
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Scroll Panel
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We will extend the ideas from
the "Clipping" and "Using slider" tutorials to design a scroll panel. |
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Creating Tab panel
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Discuss tab panel design and build a tab panel |
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Using Text
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How to use Text class |
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Creating dialogs
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In this lesson we will create modal and modeless dialogs by
extending JavaFx Stage class.
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Calendar as a Dialog
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Convert a calendar application to a usable dialog.
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JavaFX Tree widget
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In this session we will discuss how to design a tree
widget in JavaFX. The tutorial will demonstrate how simple it is to use sequence and binding
to create a usable tree widget. |
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Split Panel
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In this session we will discuss how to design a split panel
widget in JavaFX. |
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JavaFX Reflection API
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Discuss the working of reflection API. Dynamically
create and manipulate JavaFX objects. |
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Using PullParser
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Discuss the working of Pull Parser to
parse JSON and XML document. |
Mapping JSON/XML to
JavaFX object
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In this lesson we will create a utility class for
server communication. The class will use reflection API to
initialize JavaFX object from JSON/XML formatted data received from the server and also create
a JSON/XML string from JavaFX object to send to the server. |
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Using File Dialog
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Example of how to use Swing File dialog. |
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