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It is the way that all of the borders in the default JavaFX modena css stylesheet are handled In my experience, when borders are rounded, applying borders in this way is simpler and gives better results than using -fx-border-* attributes
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For example, can I include JavaFX libraries from an earlier JDK 8 release (e g , 8u441) in my build, or is there another approach to make the application run on JRE 8u451 without violating corporate policies?
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JavaFX 8 tutorials hosted at Oracle are high quality and still relevant for use with later JavaFX versions Original Answer for JDK 8 JavaFX for Oracle Java 8 is not a separate installation JavaFX is included in Oracle JDK 8 running on OS X, Linux x86 and Windows
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- java - Swing vs JavaFx for desktop applications - Stack Overflow
JavaFX is good is you're starting from scratch Also because JavaFX is officially replacing Swing as Oracle's UI library for Java That does not mean Swing is done away with It just means JavaFX will get a lot more attention in every release With that said, there are a million and a half questions on this topic on SO and elsewhere on Google
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Using Carlao2005's advice I was able to put together a complete guide for getting JavaFX to work in Eclipse now that JavaFX does not come with the Java SDK This assumes you have Eclipse with the E (FX)clipse plug in set up and an installation of the JavaFX SDK
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I am creating a javafx gui client and I want to have my menubar be one controller in one fxml and then i want the content area to be additional fxml files The login screen will be one fxml, after the login screen will be the main content of the application and that will be in one fxml How do i go about doing this?
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