JavaFX is a group of graphics and media packages that allows developers to design, create, test, debug, and deploy rich client based applications that operate consistently across diverse platforms.
JavaFX
At IDRsolutions, we are now using our own Java Image Library (JDeli) as a replacement for ImageIO and JAI. We had previously been using ImageIO... Recently, I have been working on producing a PDF Viewer, which uses both Swing and JavaFX, in our JPedal PDF library. This has involved a... In a previous article I began to describe how you can set up a test frame using JUnit and Jemmy that could easily be... In my previous article “How to write a Media Player in JavaFX using NetBeans IDE – Part 1 “ I showed you how to... At IDR Solutions I have been busy working with JavaFX Viewer and NetBeans IDE, which allows me to explore new features of JavaFX as... In my last article I explained the difference between HTML5 and SVG. Since then, another request has been for a simple answer to the... 
