Swing is the primary Java GUI widget toolkit.
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 IDRSolutions we are currently in the process of Developing a JavaFX implementation of our PDFViewer. In previous JavaFX articles I have shown : How to Create Stacked Menus. How to Setup Key Combinations. How to Change the Cursor. How to Create a Border Glow Effect. In this tutorial I will show a way to resolve the issue faced…
My personal laptop has recently had to be retired. A combination of age, damage to the outer case and over heating problems has made it difficult to use for anything beyond web browsing without it over heating and shutting down. The case is battered to the point of a new chip coming loose every few…
Recently, IDRsolutions has been working on implementing a JavaFX version of ourJava PDF Viewer to go alongside our currently existing Swing viewer. It will implement all the features of our Swing viewer but using only Java and JavaFX. This has been a great opportunity for us as it allows us to look at how we have designed…
I thought of sharing some interesting information regarding XFA Forms and places where consideration has to be taken when you attempt to convert XFA forms into Java based swing components. Please read this article on XFA Components and Structure to help grasp the basic structure of XFA. 1. TextEdit field in XFA: The XFA Text…
