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I have a dialog window that is invoked by the following code ( DialogController is a helper class for using modal dialog windows; it mainly bundles together a controller reference with its window): void handleServicesEdit(ActionEvent event) throws IOException { DCServRecEditor sre = DialogController.<DCServRecEditor>loadFXML( CensusAssistant.RES_FXML_DIALOG_SERVEDIT, CensusAssistant.RES_STRING_SERVEDIT, this.getDialog()); sre.setDialogMode(DB.DBEDIT_MODE_EDIT, tbvService.getItems(), tbvService.getSelectionModel().getSelectedIndex(), m_encCal); sre.showAndWait(); sre.release(); this.updateGUI()

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I am working on a TableView (FXML) where I want to have all the rows accompanied with a delete button at the last column. Here's a video that shows what I mean: YouTube Delete Button in TableView Here's what I have in my main controller class: public Button del() { Button del = new Button(); del.setText("X"); del.setPrefWidth(30); del.setOnAction(new EventHandler<ActionEvent>() { public void handle(ActionEvent event) { int i = index.get(); if(i > -1) { goals.remove(i); list.getSelectionModel().clearSelection(); } } }); return del; } private SimpleIntegerProperty index = new

I have a JavaFX TextField control on my FXMl that looks like this... <TextField fx:id="input_search" onKeyPressed="#keyListener" prefHeight="25.0" prefWidth="197.0" /> I want to automatically change all characters to uppercase when the user is typing. The code in my controller : public void keyListener(KeyEvent event){ //maybe transform the pressed key to uppercase here... } There are a few ways to achieve this: Override replaceText() TextField textField = new TextField() { @Override public void replaceText(int start, int end, String text) { super.replaceText(start, end, text.toUpperCase()); }

I'm creating custom components using FXML. The custom components are designed in a hierarchical fashion. When I design a custom component B that uses another custom component A, a classpath problem dialog pops up in scenebuilder and I simply fix this by setting the appropriate classpath. However when I create three components, say C containing B containing A, and try to open top-level component C in Scenebuilder it fails. It asks me for classpaths which I duly specify. It finds B but does not find A. The classpath, FXML and the code is correct as the application is able to execute properly.

Is there a possibility to use a controller with a JavaFX GUI without using FXML. I noticed that the FXML file contains an fx-controller attribute to bind the controller but i don't find it an easy way to work with it. Any ideas about have an MVC arch with JavaFX without using the FXML file or JavaFX Scene Builder ? Your question isn't particularly clear to me: you just create the classes and basically tie everything together with listeners. I don't know if this helps, but here is a simple example that just has a couple of text fields and a label displaying their sum. This is what I regard as

I am making a view in SceneBuilder for my JavaFX application. I want my view to be maximized. How can I achieve this in SceneBuilder or the .fxml file? ItachiUchiha You cannot do that using Scene Builder, since maximize or fullScreen are properties of the Stage and not the layouts set on the scene. You can load and set the .fxml on the scene and later set the scene on the stage. The following methods can be used on the stage : setMaximized(boolean) - To maximize the stage and fill the screen. setFullScreen(boolean) - To set stage as full-screen, undecorated window. As you cannot maximize your