How to create a JavaFX applet

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JavaFX applet

Creating a JavaFX applet :
When compiling JavaFX applet in Neatbeans folder distr project creates 4 files:

- test.html - page with built-in applet
- test.jar - applet itself
- test.jnlp - to run the applet via Webstart
- test_browser.jnlp - to run the applet embedded in the page (note that specifies an invalid attribute Netbeans codebase)

The standard page is created by running Netbeans to run the applet contains the following code:

<script src="address here">script>
<script>
 javafx (
     (
           archive: "test.jar",
           width: 800,
           height: 400,
           code: "test.Main",
           name: "test"
     )
 )
</script>

where "address here" a link to a script that should perform downloading JavaFX runtime. Files are many and quite large in volume but the download occurs only once and then any JavaFX applets will take them from the cache.

To view files in the cache, open the panel of Java (for Windows: Start / Control Panel / Java)

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Then, on the General tab, click View ...

All files where the address starts with address that you have mentioned above, are part of the JavaFX runtime.

Signed applet :
To access any system resources the applet to be signed. When starting a signed applet warning appears:

To sign enough in the project properties Netbeans deliver relevant :

More information on JavaFX
- Here is the comparison between Flex vs Silverlight vs JavaFX
- JavaFX is also platform independent.
- JavaFX is mainly designed for web and it is really very great at its work.