JavaFX is a software platform for creating and delivering rich internet applications (RIAs) that can run across a wide variety of devices. JavaFX is intended to replace Swing as the standard GUI library for Java SE.
My previous blog post (5 changes we are considering in 2016 for IDRsolutions), generated lots of feedback for us (for which we would like to say thank-you). The item on Java PDF viewers generated the most comments. We have considered all the feedback and would like to provide our amended plans here. Again your feedback…
As a developer at IDR Solutions I spend a lot of my time working with JavaFX and Panes in our JavaFX PDF Viewer. I thought it might be useful to introduce you to the JavaFX Panes with simple code example. There are 6 Panels in javaFX such as: BorderPane, StackPane, GridPane, FlowPane,TilePane and AnchorPane. StackPane…
As a developer at IDR Solutions I spend a lot of my time working on the JPedal Java PDF library and lately I have been improving functionality with text to speech. I thought it might be useful to show you how to implement text to speech in both JavaFX and Swing applications in this tutorial…
At IDR Solutions I spend alot of time working with our JavaFX PDF Viewer and our NetBeans PDF Plugin. Using my expertise and knowledge I decided that I will show you how to use a Scene Builder in conjunction with the NetBeans IDE to create a JavaFX GUI. Scene Builder by default does not come…
I have spent alot of time working on implementing more functionality of our JavaFX PDF Viewer. I recently added a drag and drop functionality to the viewer which enables the user to drag and drop a PDF file into the viewer to be decoded and displayed. This is very easy to implement in JavaFX so…
