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Updated in: Aug 5, 2014 @ 12:50 by Narayan [This update is compatible with new Java 8 codes modified]
Hello, Today I’m going to show the demo of how to display the exact database data in JavaFX 2.0 from TableView. I call this TableView as Dynamic TableView because the tableview automatically manages the columns and rows.
Requirements of this demo:
Database StructureRead More »Updated: Dynamic TableView Data From Database
Hello and Welcome . Today I would like to blog about the TableView of Javafx 2.0 beta b_45. If you are new to the TableView then please have a look at these class files.
The java documentation of those classes are very important for you when developing the application.
Let’s start here. First the thing what I’m going to show you is about the Cell which is the intersection of any row and column. Before going to TableCell , you can go for the TableColumn which helps to take control over the TableCell with cellFactory. The TableColumn is the column of any table which defines the new column with it’s defined named. Let’s make four columns our Test. I’m running these codes with compatible to JavaFX 2.0 build 45. So it might varies on future or on previous version of javafx.Read More »TableView Cell Modify in JavaFX
Hello Today I would like to release my source code as open. This control is about the AutoFill TextBox. If you need more info of… Read More »Source Code of AutoFill TextBox Released
Hello Javafx geeks,
Today I’m wondering where is the blockinMouse property in Javafx 2.0? Is it on developing progress ? Or it’s just disappear . According to javafx bug reporting site I’ve found that one guy was playing with blockinMouse using JavaFX 2.0 which as posted on Jan 2011.
In source code I’ve found that guy was doing some stuffs with rectangle Node I’ll show small snippet code :
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" ]final Rectangle nodeAbove = new Rectangle(50, 50, 100, 100); nodeBelow.setFill(Color.RED); nodeBelow.addEventHandler(MouseEvent.MOUSE_CLICKED, new EventHandler() { public void handle(MouseEvent t) { System.out.println("RED clicked"); } }); nodeAbove.setFill(Color.GREEN); nodeAbove.setBlocksMouse(false); |
Updated on Dec 4, 2014: Published in Maven Repository javafx-autocomplete-field
Updated on Aug 5, 2014: Fixed code for JavaFX 8 [Github Repo]
Hello After working some couple of days on Javafx 2.0 Custom Control. I came to the final result of my Custom Control. The Custom Control which I’m going to tell you is about “Auto-Fill TextBox” . This control consists of two major controls they are TextBox and ListView with a Popup where Listview is embedded.
Features of this textbox
Let’s start these features one by one. To start using this control you can first download the Jar package or see Documentation first.
Read More »Updated: AutoFill TextBox with FilterMode in Javafx 2.0 (Custom Control)