Today i have started learning JavaFX. so you will get my new learning over my blog site.
Problem how to run your first hello world FX:
there are 3 alternatives as far i know -
1. using NetBeans.
2. using Eclipse JavaFX plugin.
3. using manual execution
1. using net beans – you will find enough information from the starter example over here
https://openjfx.dev.java.net/Getting_Started_With_JavaFX.html
2. using eclipse plugin – install plugin from this url :
http://download.java.net/general/openjfx/plugins/eclipse/site.xml
3. using manual execution:
include 4 directory/jar over your classpath
i. javafxrt.jar
ii. swing-layout.jar
iii. Filters.jar
iv. your src directory (where you will store your *.fx) files
Main-class: net.java.javafx.FXShellyourPackage.ScriptFileName
best wishes,
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can i code javafx without prior knowledge in java ?
can i use j2sdk netbeans to code ?
could you please update the post with a few more useful links in this field ?
p.s – please gimme a ping when u reply to this.
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anyway, i will update my blog with JavaFX related stuff.
sure you don’t need any prior knowledge on Java (though better if u have).
JavaFX is a simple scripting language on top of java environment.
yea, netbeans has it’s own extension to let javafx go along.
best wishes,
thanks hasan bhai for being activer over here.
I am actually learning java ( and php ) at the same time. i was confused as to in which field to go deep into, hasin bhai suggested that i go deep into php and go reach ruby on rails.
thank you – for inspiring aspiring developers like myself.
by the way – we are planning to start a multi-author blog ( more of a weekly web-zine ) and get the top bloggers from Bangladesh to write on it on different niches ( catagories ).
I heard that you had a similar plan long time back – but I understand that time is what hold u back.
Please join our conversation :
http://ehabmehedi.net/2007/05/12/a-call-to-all-bangladeshi-bloggers/
hi Hasan,
I tried the eclipse and the netbeans mode to install the javafx plugins but its not working that way. Do you have a link to the plugins for them so I can install them manually ?
Very good work.
Please advise where to get the following jar files:
i. javafxrt.jar
ii. swing-layout.jar
iii. Filters.jar
Thanks.
Karen