Essential JavaFX
A complete introduction for beginners to Sun's powerful JavaFX scripting language JavaFX is a scripting language which provides built-in properties for manipulating objects within a 2D coordinate system. A competing technology to Microsoft's Silverlight, JavaFX provides the tools to fill a...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Prentice Hall PTR
2009
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| Edición: | 1st edition |
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009629120706719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1 Getting Started with JavaFX
- What You Will Learn
- 1.1 What Is JavaFX?
- 1.2 The JavaFX Bundle
- JavaFX SDK
- NetBeans IDE
- JavaFX Production Suite
- 1.3 Where to Get JavaFX
- Create a NetBeans Project
- Edit JavaFX Source Code
- Compile and Run
- Execution Models
- Chapter 2 A Taste of JavaFX
- What You Will Learn
- 2.1 Introducing JavaFX
- 2.2 Project GuitarTuner
- The Scene Graph Metaphor
- Hierarchical Scene Graph
- 2.3 JavaFX Program Structure
- Stage and Scene
- Object Literals
- 2.4 Key JavaFX Features
- Type Inference
- Strings
- Shapes
- Sequences
- Calling Java APIs
- Extending CustomNode
- Geometry System
- Layout/Groups
- JavaFX Script Artifacts
- 2.5 Making Things Look Good
- Gradients
- Color
- Rectangles with Arcs
- DropShadows
- 2.6 Doing Things
- Binding
- Mouse Events
- Animations
- 2.7 Source Code for Project GuitarTuner
- Chapter 3 JavaFX Language
- What You Will Learn
- 3.1 Variables and Types
- JavaFX Types
- Printing Variables
- Pseudo Variables
- 3.2 Operators
- Arithmetic Operators
- Assignment Operators
- Unary Operators
- Relational Operators
- Logical Operators
- Instanceof Operator
- 3.3 Expressions
- Block Expressions
- If Expressions
- For Expressions
- While Expressions
- Break and Continue
- Binding Expressions
- Bidirectional Binding
- 3.4 Sequences
- Sequence Literals
- Printing Sequences
- Creating Sequences with for
- Accessing Sequence Items
- Inserting Items into Sequences
- Deleting Items from Sequences
- Comparing Sequences
- Sequence Slices
- Predicates
- Binding Sequences
- 3.5 Functions
- Defining Functions
- Passing Arguments to Functions
- Returning Values from Functions
- Binding Function Calls
- Bound Functions
- Program Arguments
- Function Types.
- 3.6 Classes and Objects
- Classes
- Object Literals
- Using public-init
- Init Blocks
- Using public-read
- Using this
- Using null
- Using Java Objects
- Binding with Object Literals
- Overriding bind
- 3.7 Inheritance
- Overriding Functions
- Using super
- PostInit Blocks
- Abstract Base Classes
- As Operator
- Mixin Inheritance
- 3.8 Triggers
- On Replace with Variables
- On Replace with Sequences
- On Replace with isInitialized
- On Replace with Bind
- 3.9 Script Files and Packages
- Variable Scope
- Function Scope
- Script Files
- Access Modifiers
- Packages
- 3.10 Exception Handling
- Try, Catch, Finally
- Throwing Exceptions
- 3.11 JavaFX Keywords
- Chapter 4 Graphical Objects
- What You Will Learn
- 4.1 Setting the Stage
- Scene
- Node
- Cursor
- Group
- CustomNode
- 4.2 Shapes
- Rectangle
- Circle
- Ellipse
- Arc
- Polygon
- QuadCurve
- CubicCurve
- Line
- Polyline
- SVGPath
- ShapeIntersect/ShapeSubtract
- Text
- 4.3 Paths
- 4.4 Layout Components
- HBox and VBox Layout Components
- Flow and Tile Layout Components
- Stack Layout Component
- 4.5 Geometry
- Point2D
- Bounds/Rectangle2D
- Bounding Rectangles
- Chapter 5 User Interface Components
- What You Will Learn
- 5.1 JavaFX UI Controls
- TextBox
- UI Components
- Popup Windows
- 5.2 Swing Components
- SwingButton
- SwingCheckBox
- SwingComboBox
- SwingComboBoxItem
- SwingIcon
- SwingLabel
- SwingScrollPane
- SwingList
- SwingListItem
- SwingRadioButton
- SwingToggleButton
- SwingToggleGroup
- SwingSlider
- SwingTextField
- 5.3 Swing Example
- Pizzas Are Circles
- Toppings Are Circles
- Selecting Pizza Size with SwingRadioButton
- Selecting Toppings with SwingCheckBox
- Integrating with Bound Functions and Binding
- 5.4 Creating Skinnable Components
- Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).
- Skinnable TextButton Component
- Skinnable ChoiceDialog Component
- Chapter 6 Anatomy of a JavaFX Application
- What You Will Learn
- 6.1 Project Piano
- 6.2 PianoKey Components
- Class PianoKey
- Subclass WhiteKey
- Single Key Application
- Subclass BlackKey
- Two Key Application
- 6.3 Building the Keyboard
- 6.4 SwingButtons and Animation
- 6.5 Adding Help and Improving Visual Effects
- 6.6 Source Code for Project Piano
- Chapter 7 Animation
- What You Will Learn
- 7.1 Timelines
- Animation Basics-Moving an Object
- Animating Multiple Targets
- Animating Multiple Targets Independently
- Animating Groups
- Animation and Binding
- 7.2 Timeline Actions
- Using action with a Digital Clock Display
- Using action with a Progress Bar
- 7.3 Transitions
- Transition Basics-Simple Movement
- ScaleTransition
- Rotate and Fade Transitions
- Compound Transitions
- 7.4 Path Animation
- Creating a Path
- PathTransition
- 7.5 Chutes and Ladders
- Class PathBall (PathBall.fx)
- Main Program (Main.fx)
- Chapter 8 Working with Images
- What You Will Learn
- 8.1 Using Image
- Class Image
- 8.2 Using ImageView
- Scaling
- Transformation and Effects Menagerie
- 8.3 Building a Wall of Photos
- 8.4 Mouse Dragging
- 8.5 Animated Photo Carousel
- Photo Carousel Scene Graph
- CarouselPhoto Animation
- CarouselPhoto Custom Node
- Carousel Custom Node
- Class CarouselImage
- Main Script
- Chapter 9 Web Services
- What You Will Learn
- 9.1 JavaFX Pull Parsers
- XML Parsing
- JSON Parsing
- Animated Photo Carousel
- 9.2 JavaFX HttpRequest
- Using HttpRequest
- 9.3 Flickr: Interesting Photos
- Flickr
- Interesting Photos
- 9.4 Flickr: Searching with Tags
- 9.5 Flickr: Getting User Photos
- Chapter 10 Mobile Applications
- What You Will Learn
- 10.1 JavaFX Mobile-What Does It Mean?
- Mobile Emulator.
- Discovering Your Environment
- Orientation Changes
- Mouse and Key Events
- User Input
- 10.2 Making a JavaFX Application Mobile Ready
- Detecting the Mobile Environment
- Detecting Orientation Changes
- Reducing the Number and Size of Images
- Adjusting the Animation
- 10.3 Mobile-Only Applications
- Grouping Elements Together
- Index.
