JavaFX
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Desktop Java
How to get rid of focus highlighting in JavaFX
Today I was asked if I know a way to get rid of the focus-highlighting of JavaFX controls (respectively buttons):…
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Properties Extractor: Best way to get the ListView instantly updating its elements
This post is about how to deal with JavaFX ListViews and TableViews and how these controls are getting informed about…
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Call to verify responsiveness of your JavaFX UIs
Recently Jim Weaver installed my little picture indexing app “picmodo” for a demo on his Surface Pro and the GUI…
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Swing and JavaFX: working with JFXPanel
I soon will have to deal with JavaFX in a Swing based fat client – oh sorry, of course I…
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JavaFX Tip 15: ListView Autoscrolling
I recently had to implement autoscrolling functionality for FlexGanttFX and thought that my solution might be useful for others. You…
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New Custom Control: TaskProgressView
I have written a new custom control and commited it to the ControlsFX project. It is a highly specialized control…
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JavaFX Tip 14: StackPane Children – Hidden But Not Gone
Another short tip: Swing provides a layout manager called CardLayout, which manages a set of components (cards) inside a container…
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JavaFX Tip 13: Study Modena CSS File
This is the easiest and shortest tip so far. If you want to do any of the following things: learn how…
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Validation in java (javafx)
Validation is one thing that’s missing from the core javafx framework. To fill in this gap there is already a…
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