I came across a nice comparison of Fish-Eye-Menu in Flash and Silverlight. Looks Cool! So thought of writing one in JavaFX and compare..
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This article describes how to use the JavaFX and Java deployment toolkits to modify your JavaFX application to enable execution and test when your computer is disconnected from the network. The deployment toolkit provides JavaScript functions that automatically generate the HTML required to deploy Java Web Start applications. The deployJava.js file is the Java deployment toolkit and the dtfx.js file is the JavaFX deployment toolkit.
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In JavaFX you can create a Media Player. Here are some tips on creating a progress bar , volume controller etc.
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I came across a nice comparison of Fish-Eye-Menu in Flash and Silverlight. Looks Cool! So thought of writing one in JavaFX and compare..

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Stage is the top level container in JavaFX. It provides attributes such as fullScreen, iconified, opacity, style, icons, resizable, title which loosely maps to corresponding methods in java.awt.Frame. But it doesn’t provide any functionality to create Dialog behavior (modal, no task bar icon etc) and also support for setAlwaysOnTop. These two features are required to get the actual Widget feel. As of now the Stage shows a taskbar icon for each application.
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In JavaFX you can create a Media Player. Here are some tips on creating a progress bar , volume controller etc.

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This article describes how to use the JavaFX and Java deployment toolkits to modify your JavaFX application to enable execution and test when your computer is disconnected from the network. The deployment toolkit provides JavaScript functions that automatically generate the HTML required to deploy Java Web Start applications. The deployJava.js file is the Java deployment toolkit and the dtfx.js file is the JavaFX deployment toolkit.

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This bit of code enables you to create a button that the viewer can click to run an animated application again. The Reload button consists of a rectangle with a gradient and the text. The mouseover effect from lighter to darker is achieved by increasing the opacity of the gradient. Because the button’s opacity is less than 1.0, the green of the circle can be seen moving into the button in this example.

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If you’re new to JavaFX, and especially if you’re new to Java too, here’s a learning trail you can follow. Feel free to take shortcuts and move around in the list. The fastest way to learn is to keep trying and changing the JavaFX Script code yourself.
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