Error markers are coming to Exadel JavaFX Studio plug-in for Eclipse script editor. We are planning to release version 1.0.2 next week. In the current version, errors are only displayed in Eclipse console and clicking on them won’t take you to the error. Here is how it looks (similar to Java error reporting):
Next major feature is JavaFX script code assist.
Today we released Exadel Studio JavaFX plug-in for Eclipse version 1.0.1. Here is what’s new in this version:
How to get started?
What’s coming next?
Exadel JavaFX plug-in now works with Eclipse 3.5. Quick getting started is here.
We have updated our JavaFX Studio plug-in for Eclipse.
Download the plug-in here
Quick getting started guide
Stay tuned as we are planning many more features very soon.
I’m happy to announce that you can now download JavaFX Studio plug-in for Eclipse. This Eclipse plug-in comes with various wizards and tools to help build and deploy JavaFX applications.
Download the plug-in. Please note, user guide and installation are inside the zip file. We will post them on our web site tomorrow.
JavaFX Studio forum for posting questions and feedback. Feedback is definitely something we want from everyone. We have lots of features planned such as enhanced editor, visual editor, code assist, integration with Flamingo and lots more.
You can also download Flaming 1.8 which works with JavaFX 1.2. a href=”http://www.exadel.com/web/portal/flamingo”>Flamingo enables to connect JavaFX applications with popular back ends such as Seam and Spring.
Requirements
1. JavaFX SDK for Windows, Linux or Mac OSX
2. Eclipse 3.4.2
Installation
1. Download the JavaFX Studio ZIP file from Exadel
2. Unzip the folder
3. Start Eclipse
4. Select Software Updates on the Help menu
5. In the Software Updates and Add-ons dialog, click on the Available Software tab
6. Click on the Add Site button, choose Local, navigate to the unzipped folder for JavaFX Studio, select the subfolder called installJavaFXStudio, and press OK
7. Find the “Exadel JavaFX 1.0 Update Site” option in the list, check that option, and press Install
8. Follow the instructions to finish installing the plugin
Check out the new JavaFX Dzone RefCard by Steven Chin. A great cheat sheet to have if you are starting with JavaFX.
Yesterday in my Building RIA applications with JavaFX session at JSFDays (Austria, Vienna), I introduced Exadel’s new JavaFX plug-in for Eclipse. It’s still a pretty early version but it’s a great start. Many more features will be added before JavaOne. Here is a screen shot and the feature list:
Exadel released a new product called E7. By leveraging BPM (business process management) and connecting it to Java implementation and development, E7 bridges the gap between these processes in an automated manner. Learn more here and from this webinar.
When I do custom on-site JSF/RichFaces training and explain Dependency Injection (DI), people who never had experience with DI before finding it not always easy to grasp what it is. There are two great tutorials that can help with understanding the concepts. One is here written by Rick Hightower and one here written by Jakob Jenkov.
I get this question a lot: What is the difference between JBoss Developer Studio and JBoss Tools.
You basically get the same set of features and plug-ins (JSF, RichFaces, Seam, Visual page editor, Hibernate, jBPM and more) in JBoss Tools as in JBDS, however, JBDS adds the following:
This was adopted from Max Anderson’s blog.