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    Cover
    Copyright
    Contents at a Glance
    Contents
    About the Authors
    Foreword
    Introduction
    1: Getting a Jump Start in JavaFX
    A 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: "More Cowbell!"
    Building and Running the Audio Configuration Program
    The Behavior of the Audio Configuration Program
    Understanding the Audio Configuration Program
    Colors and Gradients
    The Model Class for the Audio Configuration Example
    Using InvalidationListeners and Lambda Expressions
    Surveying JavaFX Features
    Summary
    Resources
    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
    The Zen of Node Collision Detection
    Summary
    Resources
    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
    The 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
    4: Properties and Bindings
    Forerunners of JavaFX Binding
    A 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
    A 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
    The 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
    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
    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
    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
    8: Creating Charts in JavaFX
    Structure of the JavaFX Chart API
    Using the JavaFX PieChart
    The 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
    9: Using the Media Classes
    The 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
    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
    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 ⠀圀攀戀) Services
    SOAP
    REST
    Summary
    12: JavaFX on Embedded and Mobile
    OpenJFX, the Origin of the Code
    JavaFX on ARM
    The 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
    13: JavaFX Languages and Markup
    A 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
    Index
    Pro JavaFX 8 A Definitive Guide to Building Desktop, Mobile, and Embedded Java Clients Johan Vos Weiqi Gao Stephen Chin Dean Iverson James Weaver
    Pro JavaFX 8: A Definitive Guide to Building Desktop, Mobile, and Embedded Java Clients Copyright © 2014 by Johan Vos, Weiqi Gao, Stephen Chin, Dean Iverson, and James Weaver This work is subject to copyright. All rights are reserved by the Publisher, whether the whole or part of the material is concerned, specifically the rights of translation, reprinting, reuse of illustrations, recitation, broadcasting, reproduction on microfilms or in any other physical way, and transmission or information storage and retrieval, electronic adaptation, computer software, or by similar or dissimilar methodology now known or hereafter developed. Exempted from this legal reservation are brief excerpts in connection with reviews or scholarly analysis or material supplied specifically for the purpose of being entered and executed on a computer system, for exclusive use by the purchaser of the work. Duplication of this publication or parts thereof is permitted only under the provisions of the Copyright Law of the Publisher’s location, in its current version, and permission for use must always be obtained from Springer. Permissions for use may be obtained through RightsLink at the Copyright Clearance Center. Violations are liable to prosecution under the respective Copyright Law. ISBN-13 (pbk): 978-1-4302-6574-0 ISBN-13 (electronic): 978-1-4302-6575-7 Trademarked names, logos, and images may appear in this book. Rather than use a trademark symbol with every occurrence of a trademarked name, logo, or image we use the names, logos, and images only in an editorial fashion and to the benefit of the trademark owner, with no intention of infringement of the trademark. The use in this publication of trade names, trademarks, service marks, and similar terms, even if they are not identified as such, is not to be taken as an expression of opinion as to whether or not they are subject to proprietary rights. While the advice and information in this book are believed to be true and accurate at the date of publication, neither the authors nor the editors nor the publisher can accept any legal responsibility for any errors or omissions that may be made. The publisher makes no warranty, express or implied, with respect to the material contained herein. Publisher: Heinz Weinheimer Lead Editor: Steve Anglin Technical Reviewer: Mark Heckler Editorial Board: Steve Anglin, Mark Beckner, Ewan Buckingham, Gary Cornell, Louise Corrigan, James T. DeWolf, Jonathan Gennick,
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    Contents at a Glance About the Authors About the Technical Reviewer Acknowledgments Foreword Introduction Chapter 1: Getting a Jump Start in JavaFX Chapter 2: Creating a User Interface in JavaFX Chapter 3: Using SceneBuilder to Create a User Interface Chapter 4: Properties and Bindings Chapter 5: Building Dynamic UI Layouts in JavaFX Chapter 6: Using the JavaFX UI Controls Chapter 7: Collections and Concurrency Chapter 8: Creating Charts in JavaFX Chapter 9: Using the Media Classes Chapter 10: JavaFX 3D
    Chapter 11: Accessing Web Services Chapter 12: JavaFX on Embedded and Mobile Chapter 13: JavaFX Languages and Markup Index
    Contents About the Authors About the Technical Reviewer Acknowledgments Foreword Introduction Chapter 1: Getting a Jump Start in JavaFX A 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: “More Cowbell!” Building and Running the Audio Configuration Program The Behavior of the Audio Configuration Program
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