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FootprintFX
Footprint is a publisher and distributor of certificates of participation in conferences – signed PDF documents that prove you attended a conference or a course.
This is a little JavaFX application that shows how to create a interface that displays data provided by services. This version uses three services: one that counts the number of users, other that counts the number of events and one that list these events. Check out the source code here. Try the application as a draggable JavaFX applet here.
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Tomorrow Java
29 August, 2009 - 10:28 pm
Tags: CEJUG, EJB, Java, Java 7, Java EE, JavaFX, Tomorrow Java
Posted in english | 2 comments
Como prometido, palestra que eu e o Rafael Carneiro fizemos para apresentar no Café com Tapioca desse mês.
Tomorrow Java
View more documents from José Maria Silveira Neto.
Update: O Paulo Jr também fez uma cobertura do evento e da apresentação dele.
JavaFX on Linux!
2 June, 2009 - 11:10 pm
Tags: JavaFX, Linux, MacOS X, Opensolaris, Windows
Posted in english | 8 comments
Yeah. No more workarounds. Download now JavaFX 1.2 for Windows, MacOS X, Linux and OpenSolaris!
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There’s also a lots of improvements in the language and the API. For details on that read this document. Unfortunately, as a side effect of those great changes some JavaFX source codes posted here are now deprecated and need a few [...]
JavaFX, Retrieving non XML/JSON data from clouds
31 May, 2009 - 12:34 pm
Tags: HttpRequest, JavaFX, JSON, PullParser, Python, XML, Zembly
Posted in english | 6 comments
Usuually on JavaFX we grab data using HttpRequest from external resources on formats like JSON or XML. I showed how to get it on the post Reading Twitter with JavaFX and how to parse it using PullParser on the post Parsing a XML sandwich with JavaFX.
Another day I need to grab and interpret some plain [...]
JavaFX 1.1 for Linux workaround
16 May, 2009 - 8:53 am
Tags: HuaSong Liu, jaunty jackalope, Java, JavaFX, javafx4linux, jfx, Kaesar Alnijres, netbeans, RIA, ubuntu, Weiqi Gao, workaround
Posted in english | 8 comments
Download
javafx4linux.tar.bz2 (~ 36Mb).
Installing
1) Extract the javafx4linux.tar.bz2 file. In this example I’m placing it on my Desktop. After the installing process you can remove it.
2) Open your NetBeans 6.5 and go at Tools → Plugins and go to Downloaded tab. In a plain and new NetBeans installation there will be no plugin in this tab yet.
3) [...]
JavaFX, Acessando Recursos de Dentro do JAR
10 April, 2009 - 4:59 pm
Tags: fileinputstream, imageview, JAR, JavaFX, resource, sanduíche
Posted in português | 4 comments
Translation: there’s a English version of this article.
Para algumas classes como o javafx.scene.image.Image é fácil abrir imagens de uma localidade remotada com:
ImageView {
image: Image {
url: "http://example.com/minhaFigura.png"
}
}
ou uma imagem local com a constante __DIR:
ImageView {
image: Image [...]
JavaFX, getting resources of inside your JAR
10 April, 2009 - 4:51 pm
Tags: fileinputstream, getclass, JAR, jarfile, JavaFX, loading, picture, resource, sandwich, XML
Posted in english | 2 comments
Tradução: há uma versão em Português desse artigo.
For some classes like javafx.scene.image.Image is easy load an image from a external resource like:
ImageView {
image: Image {
url: "http://example.com/myPicture.png"
}
}
or a resource inside your own Jar file with the __DIR__ constant:
ImageView {
[...]
Aprenda JavaFX com Paixão
Sang Shin photo, credits by Raymundo Vázquez.
Nosso amigo Sang Shin do Java Passion nos avisa que está para começar a primeira turma do curso de programação de 15 semanas em JavaFX (com paixão!) está começando. O curso é online, gratuito e começa agora dia 30 de Janeiro em 2009.
Para se inscrever envie um email em [...]
JavaFX, easy use of tiles
6 January, 2009 - 11:07 am
Tags: game, game development, JavaFX, Pixelart, programming, RIA, tileset
Posted in english | 3 comments
Continuing my little JavaFX framework for game development, right now focused on use those tiles I’m drawing and posting here in my blog. This framework will be a group of classes for simplify and hide some complexities of common game development. Right now I wrote just a few of them.
Use
We create a tileset from the [...]
Reading Twitter with JavaFX
4 January, 2009 - 7:56 pm
Tags: API, blogging, JavaFX, jfx, microblogging, openjfx, REST, RIA, Social Networking, twitter
Posted in english | 5 comments
Twitter is a social network and micro-blogging service that allow you to create and read tweets, 140 characters text-based posts. It’s becoming a popular tool to keep in touch with your friends, coworkers, bloggers, etc. Here we’ll create a very simple application that show us tweets related with a given word.
Twitter offers a very simple [...]
Parsing a XML Sandwich with JavaFX
25 December, 2008 - 11:39 pm
Tags: JavaFX, jfx, openjfx, parser, RIA, web services, XML, yaml
Posted in english | 6 comments
Let sandwich.xml be a file at /tmp directory with the content above.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<bread sesame="true">
<catchup/>
<hamburguer/>
<cheese type="chedar"/>
<maionese/>
<lettuce/>
</bread>
We can open it using java.io.FileInputStream and so use it on a javafx.data.pull.PullParser. A PullParser is a event oriented parser that works with XML and [...]
