Yet another blog about WPF, Surface, SL, MVVM, NUI.... - JavaFX - Comments

Create your VideoPlayer with JavaFX, part three(Add a control bar). - Jonathan ANTOINE

2009-04-01T19:22:37+02:00

@silver_surfer : Hey, yes i have used this methods...

Sorry but I can't help you more: as you may have read on the blog, I am no more working with JavaFX...

Create your VideoPlayer with JavaFX, part three(Add a control bar). - silver_surfer

2009-03-19T15:35:14+01:00

congrats and thanks for the helpful posts on your blog

can you please mail me the source code of all the three parts of the video player you built.

Also i am looking for an external slider control which can choose the duration and values of video start and end time ... any suggestions ?

Have you used the javafx scene media MediaPlayer's
startTime,endTime,currentTime methods to enable video seek ?

Can you help me with that ?

thanks in advance,

Deploy a JavaFX app as an applet with the Java Deployement Toolkit... (Updated twice) - dda

2009-02-21T10:21:46+01:00

I had the same jnlp problem than you and solved it the same way but is there no way to have Netbeans generating the correct jnlp files from start ?
DDA

Create your VideoPlayer with JavaFX, part three(Add a control bar). - Jonathan ANTOINE

2009-02-06T15:56:31+01:00

@Abhi :You are welcome ^^ !

Create your VideoPlayer with JavaFX, part three(Add a control bar). - Abhi

2009-02-03T20:29:54+01:00

Very well written article!. Easy to read and understand.

I have to do a similar thing as to show progress bar for FTP uploading process.
I was debating between JProgressBar or something like your approach.

Your approach definitely gives me more freedom. I am going to start implementing it and let you know if I bump into any issues.

Thanks for the article

Deploy a JavaFX app as an applet with the Java Deployement Toolkit... (Updated twice) - Jonathan ANTOINE

2009-01-21T14:37:32+01:00

@pg : Hey,

In fact in JavaFX I use this snippets to get the parameters value: FX.getArgument("isApplet") as String);

Deploy a JavaFX app as an applet with the Java Deployement Toolkit... (Updated twice) - pg

2009-01-21T14:16:18+01:00

I see you are passing in the isApplet parameter in the html. However, What does the java side look like to accept and load the parameter?

Create your VideoPlayer with JavaFX, part three(Add a control bar). - Jonathan ANTOINE

2008-12-22T21:46:56+01:00

@Andrei : No, but why not ? !

Create your VideoPlayer with JavaFX, part three(Add a control bar). - Andrei

2008-12-22T19:18:39+01:00

Why you sign the applet ? It is necessary ?

how do I detect double clic in JavaFX ? - Jonathan ANTOINE

2008-12-15T21:25:51+01:00

@David Karr : I fully agree with you ^^ !

how do I detect double clic in JavaFX ? - David Karr

2008-12-15T19:04:05+01:00

I would point out that double-click functionality should always be an extension of the single-click functionality. That is how user interfaces are designed, and you shouldn't try to avoid it. Users will expect a double-click to perform the single-click functionality, and then the double-click extension. If you violate that expectation, users will be surprised and confused. The principle of "least surprise" is very important in user interfaces.

how do I detect double clic in JavaFX ? - Roger Padilla

2008-12-14T19:11:50+01:00

Absolutely Your are not, the mad was Me

how do I detect double clic in JavaFX ? - Jonathan ANTOINE

2008-12-14T19:00:03+01:00

@Roger Padilla :

Ouf, I was thinking I was mad ^^

how do I detect double clic in JavaFX ? - Roger Padilla

2008-12-14T18:58:59+01:00

Ohh yes!, You are right and I'm wrong, my fail, sorry. That is a not implemented feature.
You have the solution

how do I detect double clic in JavaFX ? - Jonathan ANTOINE

2008-12-14T18:34:55+01:00

@Mauro : The proble seems to be the same with Swing :

First link :check this link.
Second link : Here too

how do I detect double clic in JavaFX ? - Jonathan ANTOINE

2008-12-14T18:31:39+01:00

@Roger Padilla : You will sure perform the doubleclick action but also the firstClick action: I don't want this !

I let you check this little app : http://www.lexique-du-net.com/javafx/ClickApp.zip

This app just add "simple" or "double" to a text when click are done using your code...

how do I detect double clic in JavaFX ? - Mauro

2008-12-14T18:29:02+01:00

You don't need to do that in Java/Swing neither in JavaFX.

how do I detect double clic in JavaFX ? - Roger Padilla

2008-12-14T18:24:34+01:00

@"By doing this you will perform simpleClick each time you will make a double click: on the first click of your double..."

Not because of "clickCount" is a sum value which is controlled in background.

how do I detect double clic in JavaFX ? - Roger Padilla

2008-12-14T18:22:48+01:00

@"What I want is :

* To perform a simpleClick action on single click only (and not those which are part of a double click),
* To perform a double click action on doubleClick only."

That is just what the "if-else" approach does

This will works for you:

onMouseClicked: function(me:MouseEvent){
if(me.clickCount >= 2){
doubleClick();
} else {
simpleClick();
}
}

how do I detect double clic in JavaFX ? - Jonathan ANTOINE

2008-12-14T18:22:00+01:00

@Roger Padilla :

By doing this you will perform simpleClick each time you will make a double click: on the first click of your double click...