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Comment on JavaFX – My Wish List by alexsentcha

alexsentcha — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 21:14:25 +0000

Hi Rakesh,
I only want to ask, why in your jnpl file:
codebase = “http://javafxdemos.googlecode.com/hg/resource/ChartRotateLabel/”
is “resource”, but in the goglecode directory “resource” does not exist.
Alex

Comment on JavaFX – My Wish List by alexsentcha

alexsentcha — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 22:03:31 +0000

Rakeh Hi,
I want to par applets places in google code. I’m using TortoiseHg v2.2 and pcplcdemos project and I want to post source code and start the applets from the same place, but it really fails to create the same directory tree as javafxdemos. Can you perhaps tell me that?
Sincerely Alex.

Comment on Victory for India by Subrata Nath

Subrata Nath — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 03:22:19 +0000

People of every age should realize, the system can be changed, only when all of us join our hand and fight for it. Its not just Anna Hazare will do a mazic and we will watch.

I was in Freedom Park, Bangalore till late night. It was a very good inspiring moment seeing many people are the with their family and kids as well.

Something disappoints me is still there is a big group of people who holds very negative attitude. The day when the draft of Jan Lokpal bill is passed by our PM, I was wearing a badge on my shirt “India Again Corruption”. Seeing this, one shopkeeper asked what is this sir? before I start explaining, “aaaaa….kuch nahi hoga sir, karo sir karo”. Another place I got a comment like, “they do not have any work so sitting their doing timepass and becoming famous”

India, let us understand this. This our last chance to bring a change.

Comment on JavaFX – Rotate Chart Axis Label by Dieter

Dieter — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 16:12:36 +0000

Hi Rakesh,

any reasons why I don´t see actual articles?

Comment on JavaFX [1.3] – TableView (?) by Lichti

Lichti — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 16:47:27 +0000

Hi Rakesh!
First solving the problem with a workaround (using a ScrollView around the enlarged ListViews – resulting in memory problems), I’m now stuck with this problem again.

I think you missunderstood my question. Maybe because my explanation was unclear. I know that the values are set as a percentage. But setting the scrollbar to a percentage does not solve my problem (explained in the forum post linked above).

The point is, that when clicking the up/down arrows, somehow the value/percentage is computed in the way I want it to. So in the end resulting in a constant scroll speed. Or lets say: constant number of pixels scrolled per click.

I assume, that no matter which height a cell is set, it is treated with the same percentage. Because when clicking the arrows in the range of an enlarged cell, the difference between the set values is much smaller.
(And so resulting in the different scroll speed behaviour when using the track, which sets the percentage)

Ideal result for me: constant scroll speed behaviour when using the track

Maybe you have some time to review once more ..
thanks!

Comment on JavaFX – Rotate Chart Axis Label by Jan-Hendrik Kuperus

Jan-Hendrik Kuperus — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 13:24:01 +0000

Cool! I was looking for something like this a few weeks ago. Thanks for the example, I now have rotated labels as well

–JH

Comment on JavaFX – Save As Image by Rambabu

Rambabu — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 10:23:30 +0000

I am also looking for some one who helps me to write the nodes in a file and restore the nodes back. any one got the code..?
plz post me trambabu_indya@yahoo.com

Thanks in advance

Comment on JavaFX – RSS and ATOM Task by Mark Seery

Mark Seery — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 17:41:34 +0000

Thanks Rakesh, this was very helpful.

Question. Will the items in the hbox (itemGroup) be removed from the hbox as they roll out of view? If not, what would be an approach to doing this?

TIA

Comment on JavaFX[1.3] – Power of CSS by Kelly

Kelly — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 08:47:32 +0000

Hey there, could anybody tell me please whether JavaFX has a date picker or how I can create one?

Comment on JavaFX – Bind with Caution! by Amit Vijaykumar

Amit Vijaykumar — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 10:31:11 +0000

i have a problem here. i have written the below piece of code in javafx

var mv = MediaView
{
mediaPlayer:MediaPlayer
{autoPlay:true

media:Media
{
source:”E:/bunny.flv”
}
}
}

var tmp = bind fun(mv.mediaPlayer.currentTime);

function fun(t:Duration):Integer
{
println(“in fun”);
return 0;
}

Stage {
title : “MyApp”
onClose: function () { }
scene: Scene {
width: 200
height: 200
content: [mv]
}
}

the code above tries to call a function whenever the current time of the video changes. this code works fine in javafx1.2 but it is not working in javafx 1.3. the function “fun ()” is not called when the current time changes (in javafx1.3).

Please help.

thanks in advance