JavaFX 2.0 is an exciting new technology from Oracle to make it easy to build slick, modern looking interfaces with lots of eye candy. It co-exists with your existing Swing or SWT code. We have been looking at JavaFX as a replacement for Graphics3D and to enhance our PDF viewer and have several Open Source projects which make use of JavaFX. We have also written a PDF to JavaFX converter.
So we have created a new JavaFX section to bring this all together along with a JavaFX FAQ, links to all our JavaFX blog articles and general links. There will be lots more content appearing there in the near future.
We hope you are as excited about JavaFX as we are!
And we hope to see you at our JavaOne 2012 talk
‘BOF3332 – Lessons Learned in Writing a PDF-to-JavaFX Converter for NetBeans’
IDRsolutions develop a Java PDF library, a PDF forms to HTML5 converter, a PDF to HTML5 or SVG converter and a Java Image Library that doubles as an ImageIO replacement. On the blog our team post about anything interesting they learn about.
Hello
In this post I saw you used JavaFX SDK 2.0.2 http://blog.idrsolutions.com/2011/11/setting-up-javafx-on-netbeans/
I need this version of JavaFX for an application I’m doing, you could share it, because I do not find available on the website of oracle, my email is hugo.ruiz29 @ me.com
I’ll ask the Team what versions they have.
I have had a look, and unfortunately no old copies. SDK 2.1 is what we are currently using.