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Setting AffineTransform and Font in FXML vs JavaFX

JavaFX is well documented and has lots of examples in the API to help when writing your application, but as FXML is not Java there is unfortunately no such API and very few examples, which can make hand-coding FXML a little more tricky. I suspect the cause of this is that the number of use…

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January 8, 2013
JavaFX Text1 commentLeon Atherton

PDF to FXML added to our Online PDF to JavaFX Converter

Recently we announced our Online PDF to JavaFX Converter, and today I am pleased to announce that we have now added PDF to FXML functionality to the converter. Simply select FXML before you hit upload to enable FXML mode, and press upload as usual. The download link it gives will now provide you with an…

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January 3, 2013
Extraction JavaFX Online Conversion2 commentsLeon Atherton

Free Online PDF to JavaFX Converter now available!

As developers who like to play with cool new things, for some time we have been investigating the potential of PDF to JavaFX conversion. As it is not a commercial product for us, it’s fair to say that we have not given it quite as much love as it deserves. But as JavaFX grows we…

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November 13, 2012
Extraction JavaFX Online ConversionNo commentsLeon Atherton

PDF to FXML conversion – Creating a FXML application with NetBeans: Adding images

In this blog I am going to show how you can include images to the scene graph, as a normal image or as a button. First of all we have to import the image library into the Sample.fxml file. This can be doing using this code. <?import javafx.scene.image.*?> Now we can begin. Before we can…

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May 8, 2012
Java JavaFX PDFNo commentsChika Okereke

PDF to FXML conversion – Creating a FXML application with NetBeans: Adding Buttons

Just as promised in my previous blog, this blog post will add more functionality to that of the previous application. I am going to show how to add a button to the application using the fx:id in the fxml file and the @FXML annotation in the java file. Firstly, open up your Sample.fxml and add…

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March 26, 2012
Java JavaFX NetBeansNo commentsChika Okereke
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