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Revision as of 11:03, 17 January 2014
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NetBeans IDE Support for JavaFX Versions
Note that different versions of NetBeans IDE support different versions of JavaFX:
| NetBeans IDE | JavaFX | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 7.3 | 2.2.4 | Starting with Java SE 7 Update 10, JavaFX SDK is cobundled with the JDK for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux x86/x64. |
| 7.4 | 2.2.40 | The minimum supported JDK version for JavaFX 2.2.40 is Java SE 7 Update 40. |
| 8.0 Beta | 2.2.45 and 8 EA | The minimum supported JDK version for JavaFX 2.2.45 is Java SE 7 Update 45.
The supported JDK version for JavaFX 8 Early Access is Java SE 8 Early Access. |
Starting with NetBeans IDE 7.4 no "FX-enabled" Java platform is required to utilize JavaFX support in the IDE. JavaFX projects can be developed in the IDE if a standard Java platform (JDK 7 Update 10 or newer is strongly recommended) is installed.
Documentation
JavaFX Documentation Home
Includes an introduction and overview of the JavaFX platform's capabilities, as well as links to the API, the tutorials, and all the download pages.
Setting Up NetBeans IDE with JavaFX 2.0
How to set up NetBeans IDE so that it utilizes an installation of JavaFX SDK and Runtime. Note that you can download a preconfigured bundle of Java SE 7u2, including JavaFX SDK, and NetBeans IDE on the JavaSE download page.
Setting Up NetBeans IDE with JavaFX 2.2
How to set up a JavaFX-enabled Java platform that will enable you to start developing JavaFX 2.2 applications in NetBeans IDE.
Getting Started with JavaFX
The JavaFX 2.0 Getting Started tutorial.
Videos
JavaFX Support in NetBeans IDE
Shows JavaFX 2.2 support in NetBeans IDE.
Make Your Clients Richer: JavaFX and the NetBeans Platform
Shows how to use JavaFX and NetBeans IDE to enhance the user experience in desktop client applications.
Articles
Dealing with Data with JavaFX Visuals and the NetBeans Platform
Tutorial showing how to attach your JavaFX visual to a custom File Type that extends the MultiView element TopComponent API.
Creating a Date Chooser Control with JavaFX
Example of a simple datepicker built in JavaFX 2.0 on NetBeans IDE.
Styling a JavaFX Control with CSS
Tutorial showing how to change the look and feel of any JavaFX control using CSS.
PDF to JavaFX Conversion in NetBeans 7.1
News item about a NetBeans PDF plugin developed by JPedal that now supports conversion from PDF to JavaFX.
Interact with the JavaFX Community
We encourage you to use our forums to get more information, and to post your thoughts and suggestions as you evaluate JavaFX. We also encourage you to report any bugs that you find.
- JavaFX 2 Forum
- JavaFX Bug Dashboard
- NetBeans Users Forum Correct NetBeans IDE forum for discussing JavaFX support.
- NetBeans Bug Reporter
Blogs
- FX Experience blog by the creators of JavaFX
- The Java Tutorials Weblog, by the JavaFX technical writers.
JavaFX 1.x
For information about support for the old JavaFX 1.x platform, see the wiki page JavaFX1.3.
