Title Pro JavaFX 8 : a definitive guide to building desktop, mobile, and embedded Java clients / Johan Vos, Weiqi Gao, Stephen Chin, Dean Iverson, James Weaver

Published Berkeley, CA : Apress, 2014 New York, NY : Distributed to the Book trade worldwide by Springer ©2014

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Description 1 online resource (xxiii, 588 pages) : illustrations Series The expert's voice in Java Expert's voice in Java. Contents Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Getting a Jump Start in JavaFX -- Brief History of JavaFX -- Prepare Your JavaFX Journey -- Required Tools -- JavaFX, the Community -- Use the Official Specifications -- ScenicView -- Developing Your First JavaFX Program: Hello Earthrise -- Compiling and Running from the Command Line -- Understanding the Hello Earthrise Program -- Building and Running the Program with NetBeans -- Developing Your Second JavaFX Program: "r;More Cowbell!"r; -- Building and Running the Audio Configuration Program -- Behavior of the Audio Configuration Program -- Understanding the Audio Configuration Program -- Colors and Gradients -- Model Class for the Audio Configuration Example -- Using InvalidationListeners and Lambda Expressions -- Surveying JavaFX Features -- Summary -- Resources -- ch. 2 Creating a User Interface in JavaFX -- Programmatic Versus Declarative Creation of the User Interface -- Introduction to Node-Centric UIs -- Setting the Stage -- Understanding the Stage Class -- Using the Stage Class: The StageCoach Example -- Understanding the StageCoach Program -- Making a Scene -- Using the Scene Class: The OnTheScene Example -- Understanding the OnTheScene Program -- Handling Input Events -- Surveying Mouse, Keyboard, Touch, and Gesture Events and Handlers -- Understanding the KeyEvent Class -- Understanding the MouseEvent Class -- Understanding the TouchEvent Class -- Understanding the GestureEvent Class -- Animating Nodes in the Scene -- Using a Timeline for Animation -- Using the Transition Classes for Animation -- Zen of Node Collision Detection -- Summary -- Resources -- ch. 3 Using SceneBuilder to Create a User Interface -- Setting the Stage with FXML -- Creating a User Interface Graphically with JavaFX SceneBuilder -- Understanding the FXML File -- Understanding the Controller -- Understanding the FXMLLoader -- Understanding the FXML Loading Facility -- Understanding the FXMLLoader Class -- Understanding the FXML Annotation -- Exploring the Capabilities of FXML Files -- Deserialization Power of the FXML Format -- Understanding Default and Static Properties -- Understanding Attribute Resolutions and Bindings -- Using Multiple FXML Files -- Creating Custom Components Using fx: root -- Event Handling Using Scripting or Controller Properties -- Using JavaFX SceneBuilder -- Overview of JavaFX SceneBuilder -- Understanding the Menu Bar and Items -- Understanding the Library Panel -- Understanding the Document Panel -- Understanding the Content Panel -- Understanding the Inspector Panel -- Summary -- Resources -- ch. 4 Properties and Bindings -- Forerunners of JavaFX Binding -- Motivating Example -- Understanding Key Interfaces and Concepts -- Understanding the Observable Interface -- Understanding the ObservableValue Interface -- Understanding the WritableValue Interface -- Understanding the ReadOnlyProperty Interface -- Understanding the Property Interface -- Understanding the Binding Interface -- Type-Specific Specializations of Key Interfaces -- Common Theme for Type-Specific Interfaces -- Commonly Used Classes -- Creating Bindings -- Understanding the Bindings Utility Class -- Understanding the Fluent Interface API -- Understanding the JavaFX Beans Convention -- JavaFX Beans Specification -- Understanding the Eagerly Instantiated Properties Strategy -- Understanding the Lazily Instantiated Properties Strategy -- Using Selection Bindings -- Adapting JavaBeans Properties to JavaFX Properties -- Understanding JavaBeans Properties -- Understanding the JavaFX Property Adapters -- Summary -- Resources -- ch. 5 Building Dynamic UI Layouts in JavaFX -- Introducing JavaFX Reversi -- Board Layout and Basic Rules -- Building a JavaFX Model for Reversi -- Dynamic Layout Techniques -- Centering Text Using Bind -- Centering Revisited Using a StackPane -- Aligning to Edges Using StackPanes and TilePanes -- Using FlowPane and Boxes for Directional Alignment -- Composing a Layout Using BorderPane -- Creating Custom Regions -- Building a Custom Square Region -- Building a Resizable Reversi Piece -- Laying Out the Tiles Using a GridPane -- Aligning and Stretching with AnchorPane -- When to Use Different Layouts -- Bringing Reversi to Life -- Highlighting Legal Moves -- Highlighting the Active Cell -- Taking Turns -- Declaring the User Interface Using FXML -- Additional Game Enhancements -- Summary -- Resources -- ch. 6 Using the JavaFX UI Controls -- Trying Out the JavaFX UI Controls -- Leveraging the JavaFX UI Controls -- Creating a Menu and Defining Menu Items -- Creating a Toolbar -- Creating a TableView -- Creating an Accordion and Defining a TitledPane -- Creating a TreeView -- Creating a ListView and Assigning Items to a ListView -- Creating a SplitPane -- Creating a TreeTableView -- Defining a ScrollPane -- Using a CheckBox -- Defining a RadioButton -- Creating a Hyperlink -- Defining a ChoiceBox -- Using a MenuButton -- Creating a ContextMenu -- Creating a SplitMenuButton -- Defining a TextField -- Using a PasswordField -- Creating a TextArea -- Creating a DatePicker and a ColorPicker -- Creating a Slider -- Defining a ProgressIndicator -- Defining a ScrollBar -- Using a ProgressBar -- Creating an HTMLEditor -- Creating a Popup -- Using a WebView -- Summary -- Resources -- ch. 7 Collections and Concurrency -- Understanding Observable Collections and Arrays -- Understanding ObservableList -- Handling Change Events in ListChangeListener -- Understanding ObservableMap -- Understanding ObservableSet -- Understanding ObservableArrays -- Using Factory and Utility Methods from FXCollections -- Using the JavaFX Concurrency Framework -- Identifying the Threads in a JavaFX Application -- Fixing Unresponsive UIs -- Understanding the javafx.concurrent Framework -- Mixing JavaFX with Other GUI Toolkits -- Embedding JavaFX Scenes in Swing Applications -- Embedding JavaFX Scenes in SWT Applications -- Embedding Swing Components in JavaFX Applications -- Summary -- Resources -- ch. 8 Creating Charts in JavaFX -- Structure of the JavaFX Chart API -- Using the JavaFX PieChart -- Simple Example -- Some Modifications -- Using the XYChart -- Using the ScatterChart -- Using the LineChart -- Using the BarChart -- Using the StackedBarChart -- Using the AreaChart -- Using the StackedAreaChart -- Using the BubbleChart -- Summary -- Resources -- ch. 9 Using the Media Classes -- Foundation -- Supported Media Formats -- Working with Audio Clips -- Controlling the Playback Parameters of an AudioClip -- Constructing the Scene -- AudioClip Wrap-Up -- Working with Media -- Playing Audio -- Error Handling -- Displaying Metadata -- Loading Media -- Controlling Playback -- Audio Equalization -- MediaPlayer Wrap-Up -- Playing Video -- Controlling the Size of a MediaView -- MediaView and Effects -- Using Markers -- One Player, Multiple Views -- Converting AudioPlayer into a VideoPlayer -- Summary -- Resources -- ch. 10 JavaFX 3D -- Overview -- Understanding JavaFX 3D Objects -- Understanding the Shape3D Base Class -- Creating Predefined 3D Shapes -- Creating User-Defined 3D Shapes -- Adding Cameras to JavaFX 3D Scenes -- Understanding the PerspectiveCamera -- Adding Lights to JavaFX Scenes -- Understanding the LightBase Class -- Understanding the AmbientLight Class -- Understanding the PointLight Class -- Understanding SubScenes -- Specifying the Material of 3D Shapes -- Understanding the PhongMaterial Class -- Adding Texture to 3D Shapes -- Interacting with JavaFX 3D Scenes -- Understanding the PickResult Class -- Understanding the Canvas and Image Ops APIs -- Understanding the Canvas API -- Understanding the Image Ops API -- Summary -- Resources -- ch 11 Accessing Web Services -- Front-End and Back-End Platforms -- Merging JavaFX and Java Enterprise Modules in the Same Environment -- Using JavaFX to Call Remote (Web) Services -- SOAP -- REST -- Summary -- ch. 12 JavaFX on Embedded and Mobile -- OpenJFX, the Origin of the Code -- JavaFX on ARM -- Raspberry Pi -- JavaFX on the Raspberry Pi -- Deploying JavaFX Applications on the Embedded ARM Systems -- JavaFX on Mobile -- JavaFX on iOS -- JavaFX on Android -- JavaFXPorts, Putting It All Together -- Summary -- Resources -- ch. 13 JavaFX Languages and Markup -- Quick Comparison of Alternative Languages -- Vanishing Circles in Java -- Vanishing Circles in Alternative JVM Languages -- Making Your JavaFX Groovy -- Introduction to GroovyFX -- Properties in GroovyFX -- GroovyFX Binding -- GroovyFX API Enhancements -- Scala and JavaFX -- Getting Started with ScalaFX -- ScalaFX Proxies and Implicit Conversions -- JavaFX Properties in Scala -- ScalaFX Bind APIs -- API Enhancements -- Summary -- Resources Summary This book provides code examples that explore the exciting new features provided with JavaFX 8 which comes as part of Oracle's new Java (SE) 8 release. The reader will learn how to: get started with JavaFX, including downloading the SDK and available tools; express user interfaces with SceneBuilder and FXML; use property binding to keep the UI easily in sync with the model; use the rich set of JavaFX UI controls, charts, shapes, effects, transformations, and animations to create stunning, responsive, user interfaces; use the powerful JavaFX layout classes to define the user interface in a cross-platform fashion; leverage the observable collection classes to observe changes in, and bind to, Java collections; use the JavaFX media classes to play audio and video; interact with external application services to create an enterprise application with JavaFX; use the JavaFX API with alternative languages such as Scala and Groovy; use Java on embedded, mobile, and tablet devices. -- Edited summary from book Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index Notes English Online resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed August 5, 2014) SUBJECT JavaFX (Electronic resource) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n2009023604 JavaFX (Electronic resource) blmlsh JavaFX (Electronic resource) fast Subject Java (Computer program language) Graphical user interfaces (Computer systems) Application software -- Development. Internet programming. Application software -- Development Graphical user interfaces (Computer systems) Internet programming Java (Computer program language) Form Electronic book Author Vos, Johan, author ISBN 9781430265757 1430265752

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