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• Styling FX Buttons with CCS
JavaFX CheckBox
The CheckBox widget provides a selectable checkbox. The checkbox may be in one of three
possible states:
• selected = true – The checkbox is selected
• selected = false – The checkbox is not selected
• indeterminate = true – The checkbox is in an indeterminate state
JavaFX ChoiceBox
The choice box allows the user to pick from one of a set of possible values. The values are shown
in a drop down box. The single value selected is shown in the ChoiceBox area:
A property of the ChoiceBox called "items" contains the items that are available within the
pull-down. A property called "value" contains the currently selected item.
To determine when a value changes, we can use
myChoiceBox.valueProperty().addListener((observable, oldValue, newValue) -> {...});
JavaFX ColorPicker
The ColorPicker component shows a combo-box button that holds the selected color. Clicking this
button produces a pull-down where a color value can be selected.
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- Table of Contents 2
- Mobile Applications 13
- Worklight 15
- Architecture 15
- Adapter Components 16
- Application Center 16
- • Application Center 17
- Installation 18
- C:\IBM\Worklight 19
- • Worklight Studio 23
- Installing Worklight Server 26
- Installing WAS Liberty 39
- C:\IBM\Liberty 41
- Other Installation Tasks 45
- Sources of Information 46
- Communities 47
- You Tube 47
- Application Development 48
- Creating a Worklight Project 49
- Anatomy of a Project 49
- Application Descriptor 52
- Application Architecture 52
- Adding targeted environments 52
- Worklight Development Server 53
- Off-line Storage 61
- Push Notification 62
- Debugging 66
- Artifact management 66
- Adapters 69
- Creating a new Adapter 70
- Adapter Implementation 71
- Adapter Types 72
- Example HTTP Adapter 74
- Security considerations 75
- Returned data format 75
- Database JDBC Drivers 81
- Error Handling for Adapters 83
- Procedure: 84
- IBM Worklight Console 85
- Performance 92
- Security 93
- • Off-line Storage 94
- Application Deployment 95
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- Operations 102
- Programming References 102
- Client Side API Programming 103
- WL.Client.connect(options) 104
- WL.Client.getEnvironment() 104
- WL.Client.getUserName(realm) 105
- WL.Client.getUserPref(key) 105
- WL.Client.hasUserPref(key) 105
- WL.Client.getLoginName(realm) 105
- WL.Client.init(options) 106
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- WL.Toast.show(message) 110
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- WL.JSONStore.findAll(options) 112
- WL.JSONStore.findById(id) 112
- WL.JSONStore.init() 113
- Page 114 114
- WL.Device 115
- Server Side API Programming 116
- WL.Server.invokeHttp(options) 117
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- See also: 122
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- Android Development 125
- JavaScript Frameworks 126
- Local storage of data 127
- Web Programming 128
- Page 129 129
- JavaScript 130
- Cascading Style Sheets – CSS 131
- Timer based functions 132
- JSON Data representation 133
- Debugging in the browser 133
- • console.log 134
- • console.error 134
- • console.info 134
- • console.warn 134
- Dojo Programming 136
- Page 137 137
- Dojo GUI Development 138
- Loading Dojo 138
- Page 139 139
- Event Handling 140
- REST/Ajax calls 140
- Page 141 141
- Dojo utility 142
- DOM Access 142
- Pattern Description 143
- * Any element 143
- E Any element of type E 143
- Page 143 143
- • Docs – dojo/query – 1.9 144
- Dojo Dates and Times 145
- Page 146 146
- Dijit Widgets 147
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- Expando Pane 173
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- Setting Grid data 176
- Editable cells 176
- Selecting items 177
- Adding new rows 177
- Removing rows 177
- Replacing the data 177
- Formatting 178
- Sorting columns 178
- Cell events 179
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- Property When populated 187
- Page 187 187
- Adding Row Selection 188
- Working with Rows 188
- Adding and processing buttons 188
- Installing Dgrid 189
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- Parsing Dijit in HTML 198
- Object Stores and Data Stores 199
- Page 200 200
- Page 201 201
- Creating Custom Widgets 202
- Page 203 203
- Page 204 204
- Page 205 205
- Dojo Publish and Subscribe 206
- Dojo Charting 206
- Page 207 207
- ◦ ClusteredBars 208
- ◦ Columns 208
- Page 209 209
- ◦ StackedBars 210
- ◦ StackedColumns 210
- Page 211 211
- Page 213 213
- Dojo Gauges – dojox/dgauges 214
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- Page 216 216
- Page 217 217
- Dojo GFX 218
- Dojo and CSS 219
- Dojo Development with IID 220
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- Context path Target 225
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- Dojo Mobile 227
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- This widget plays a video 251
- AngularJS 252
- Chrome Apps 252
- Building a Chrome App 253
- The Hello World app 254
- Page 255 255
- Page 256 256
- Page 257 257
- Page 258 258
- Scene Builder 259
- JavaFX and Eclipse 260
- JavaFX Component Sizing 261
- JavaFX CSS 261
- JavaFX Dialogs 262
- Page 263 263
- Page 264 264
- JavaFX CSS and Stylesheets 265
- JavaFX Deployment 265
- JavaFX Data and Observables 266
- JavaFX Controls 267
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- Page 272 272
- CellFactory 273
- Page 274 274
- Editing a table cell 275
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- Page 278 278
- JavaFX Menus 279
- Page 280 280
- JavaFX Containers 281
- Page 282 282
- JavaFX Other classes 283
- JavaFX Event Handling 283
- JavaFX Lambda functions 284
- JavaFX Utilities 284
- JavaFX Development 284
- Skeleton JavaFX Files 285
- JavaFX 3 286
- Party Packages 286
- Page 287 287
- Apache HTTP Server 288
- Old Stuff 289
- "Authentication": 291
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- See Also: 296
- Research Questions 297
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