Introduction In the previous article we introduced a callback object, which allows us to callback to NetBeans and update it. Now we want to create a submenu with three actions that will give us the option to choose from our Base ViewrFX, Open ViewerFX and External ViewerFX. Creating the Submenu Step 1. Create a NetBeans…
For IDEA users feeling a bit left out because we added a PDF to JavaFX converter to our free PDF Plugin for NetBeans, you might like to have a look at our IDEA PDF Plugin page – it is a first release so let us have your feedback. Disappointed Eclipse users should stay tuned… Related Posts:Writing a…
One of the best Java development tools (and I suspect a major reason for Java’s success) has been the phenomenon known as Eclipse. When I started writing Java, the best tools were proprietary ones such as VisualCafe and JBuilder. These have now all gone due to the success of Eclipse and it is the main…
For development I have access to 3 Java IDEs – Eclipse, IDEA and NetBeans, but for general development, I have tended to stick to IDEA. I first got into IDEA about version 5 and I stuck with it because I found it by far the most productive IDE for writing pure Java. However, my relationship has…
The latest JPedal update sees signficant improvements to the Eclipse PDF viewer plugin. This works with both the Open Source and enhanced commercial versions of JPedal. The software has been rewritten to fully use the JPedal bean and adds a thumbnail panel so that you can scroll through the pages. PDF files can be viewed,…
