Java Fx - Return of client Java

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- Java FX is a software platform for creating and delivering desktop applications, as well as rich internet applications (RIAs) that can run across a wide variety of connected devices. - It allows developers to write user interface code once in Java FX Script and deploy to Windows, Linux, Mac, and embedded devices without rewriting code. - Java FX provides tools and APIs for building RIAs with rich media and graphics beyond what HTML5 can currently offer, competing with technologies like Flash and Silverlight.

Java
Java
Java, Swing, Java FX, Python, Django
Web (CSS, Ajax)

Agenda

Java

RIA Java FX

Java FX RIA

Java FX Script

Write Once,
Run Anywhere
Win/Linux/Mac

Coming Soon

JavaFX Script
JavaFX

JSON + CSS + JavaScript + Java
Java
Java

Demo

http://javafx.com/

Java

Write Once, Run Anywhere

RIA

Java FX Script

Java FX now
2008.12 JavaFX 1.0
2009.02 JavaFX 1.1,

2009.06 JavaFX 1.2
2009.07 NetBeans 6.7.1
2009.09 JavaFX 1.2.1
2009.?? JavaFX 2.0?

Flash/Flex/AIR
Ajax + HTML

JavaFX Silverlight
.net
MS
HTML5?

JavaFX

Flash/Silverlight Java
GUI

Java

Java 6 update 10

Java Kernel

Quick Starter

Java Plug-in

JavaFX Technology

JavaFX Script NetBeans

JavaFX Runtime JavaFX
SDK
Java SE Java ME

// Java // JavaFX Script
Stage stage Stage {
= new Stage(); title: “Hello”
stage.setTitle(“Hello”); width: 200
stage.setWidth(200); height: 100
stage.setHeight(100); }

var value: Integer = 10;
value = “1,200”; //

var stage: Stage = Stage {};
stage.title = “Hello!”;
stage.widt = 200; //

function poo(
locX:Integer, locY:Integer):Integer {
return “{locX + locY}”; //
}

var span:Duration = 10s; // 10
var span2:Duration = span * 2; // 20
if (span < span2) ...
// Animation
var timeline:Timeline = Timeline {
repeatCount: Timeline.INDEFINITE
keyFrames: [
KeyFrame { time: 0s },
KeyFrame { time: 5s },
]
}

var sourse:String = “OSC ”;
var title:String = bind sourse;
println(title); // => OSC
sourse = “OSC ”;
println(title); // => OSC

var x: Integer = 1 on replace {
y = x * x; // x
};
var y: Integer = 1;
println(“({x}, {y})”); // => (1, 1)
x = 3;
println(“({x}, {y})”); // => (3, 9)

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JavaFX User Group
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9. Web

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14. Client Java ? Java / Applet Swing

15. Applet Java VM

16. Swing Java API AWT GUI

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21. Java ? Java Java FX Script JavaFX

22. Write Once, Run Anywhere Win/Linux/Mac Coming Soon

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25. Overview

26. RIA [Rich Internet Application]

27. C/S RIA 1990 2003 Web 1996 1980

29. RIA

30. RIA Java FX GUI Coming Soon?

31. Demo http://javafx.com/

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33. Java FX now 2008.12 JavaFX 1.0 2009.02 JavaFX 1.1, 2009.06 JavaFX 1.2 2009.07 NetBeans 6.7.1 2009.09 JavaFX 1.2.1 2009.?? JavaFX 2.0?

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35. RIA Ajax + HTML

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37. JavaFX Flash/Silverlight Java GUI Java

38. JavaFX Flash .net ( Java One )

39. Java

40. Java

41. Java 6 update 10 Java Kernel Quick Starter Java Plug-in

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44. JavaFX Technology JavaFX Script NetBeans JavaFX Runtime JavaFX SDK Java SE Java ME

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