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I am new here and reason for that I don't know all rules of the site yet, sorry about that! I am building a Java application to Desktop and Android by using Gluon mobile plugin in Eclipse tool. I have variated code for Desktop and Android as described in an example ( http://docs.gluonhq.com/samples/gonative/ ). So I have Android specific NativeService where I have a method to read files from external storage (that works). I have also studied how to request permissions on run time when using native Android environment ( Storage permission error in Marshmallow ). I am able to request the

Hi guys Am new to Android development using javafx . Am trying to create push notification on android using javafx (javafxports and gluon Mobile ) . My problem is that push-notification is not displaying as I did Expected. I got this idea from http://gluonhq.com/products/mobile/charm-down/ http://docs.gluonhq.com/charm/javadoc/4.2.0/com/gluonhq/charm/down/plugins/LocalNotificationsService.html#getNotifications-- here's the gradle.build file Below. buildscript { repositories { jcenter() } dependencies { classpath 'org.javafxports:jfxmobile-plugin:1.2.0' } } apply plugin: 'org.javafxports

I'm trying to implement a JavaFX ScrollPane with a nested VBox, and I'm experience a strange issue when scrolling too fast in mobile. The issue is that if I scroll in smaller yet quick upward gestures, the scrollpane stalls for a half a second first, and then continues. It gets laggy in random swipe gestures. Is there anyway I can optimize this? This doesn't happen on the desktop version, so I'm guessing it may be a limitation of my phone and JavaFX itself. This issue is more evident when I set a background image for the scroll pane viewport. Here is some sample code for a View: public class

I just ported using gradlew into android a sample netbeans javafx project called "PuzzlePieces". The app has got soo poor performance, what can cause that? My device: LG E975, 4.4 kitkat José Pereda This question contains some possible reasons why performance on an Android device could be poor in terms of what one could expect based on how the app runs on desktop. Anyway, there is a quick win in "PuzzlePieces", and it is related to the CSS point mentioned in that question. The Desk class adds this inline styling: Desk(int numOfColumns, int numOfRows) { setStyle("-fx-background-color: #cccccc;

The gradle build of Gluon plugin (in Netbeans 8.0.2) for porting JavaFX to Android creates the following directory structures: Source Packages [Java] Android/Java Packages Desktop/Java Packages Ios/Java Packages Each of these directories contain java packages inside them. Generally Gluon build would create the "main" class for us in one java package inside "Source Packages" directory [the name Packages with "Source Packages" might be misleading since it is not a Java package, its just a file system directory]. This main class extends Javafx Application class and thus is the entry point into