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I am in the process of learning JavaFX and I am looking for a tutorial about updating a JavaFX display with a java object. For example, receive status updates # 1hz from a server and display them on the fx window. Is this possible? If so, are there any tutorials?
Thanks in advance.
It is my understanding that calling JavaFX from Java is not well supported at this time. However, here are two blog posts that at least touch on the subject:
How to Use JavaFX in Your Swing Application
Calling JavaFX From Java?
I think a more natural solution is to provide an access point in your Java code and set up JavaFX to periodically poll for new updates, i.e. JavaFX asks for new data rather than having Java tell it.
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I'm trying to redirect incoming calls on a custom made UI instead of default Android screen.
I have tried doing it using many ways like using CallScreeningService or InCallService but still not able to figure out the solution.
Can anyone provide a small sample working solution?
User arekolek provided an answer to my question with his own source sample at the end.
I verified it working back when he posted it, and should still work on current Android versions. Hope that helps, I would suggest providing feedback to there if it does.
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I am new in android development ,My question is
what does it mean to have an android app with a control panel , Is it possible to control app after release ?
usually when somebody wants to make a mobile application, he creates a control panel using any back-end (php, java, node.js ...etc)
so he can control the API (if your app uses API call), he may also want to disable the application, so in each run in the application side, an API call will be invoked to check for availability.
you can do more complicated things but that is the basic
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I am trying to develop the desktop application using java fx instead of java swing will it be a good idea? does java fx supports database functions ? please help me out with your answers guys.
Of course you can. Since everything you did to communicate with a database in swing will also work in javafx. This is because neither of them supports database communication by default. Therefore you will have to use a database library like hibernate. But I guess you already did that for swing.
Swing AND JavaFX are GUI-Libraries and nothing else. Any additional library functionality MUST be provided by another library for BOTH of them.
Hope this was of help :)
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I am very new in Java. I want to use a code for full screen form. I want that is working in all OS. I found a code that used AWT, but AWT does not work in Linux.
I need a code that doesn't use AWT.
Although statement "AWT does not work in Linux" sounds very strange I have to mention that you indeed need more than AWT to create full screen application in java. Take a look on the tutorial http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/misc/trans_shaped_windows.html
that explains a lot of nice techniques including full screen windows. Search for full-screen (with dash) in this article.
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I want to create a Java web application/applet/servlet that does this when the page loads:
Displays "Hello"
Under that, has a box to enter text
Under that, has a button that says OK.
When the user presses OK, I want the text to be saved, and then put into a Microsoft Access database.
This is a vastly simplified version of my real program, but I believe that if I figure out these basic tasks I can complete my actual program. Thanks.
You can check the Java Servlet technology from the Java EE 6 tutorial.
It has some examples at the end of each chapter(check the hello2 example at Part II chapter 3).
For the database you can check JDBC tutorial