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I have a TableView with two columns named Product and Brand. A Product can be of different Brands. Eg. TV has different brands like Samsung, Sony etc. I am showing Brands of a Product in ComboBoxes. This is how i am adding a ComboBoxTableCell for my Brand Column. ObservableList<String> catList = FXCollections.observableArrayList(); categoryCol.setCellFactory(t -> { ComboBoxTableCell comboCell = new ComboBoxTableCell(catList); return comboCell; }); contactTable.getColumns().add(categoryCol); Now in these ComboBoxes i want to add values of Brands. Since There will be different Products so their

Google maps API makes it possible to create a layer on the map containing a polyline linking points together. I have searched where I could to find an example or an implementation for this for gluon's mapLayer. Please advice While there's no explicit API for drawing lines, polylines or polygons on top of a MapView , the MapLayer is a layer where you can draw any JavaFX Shape , providing you take care of scaling it to the map coordinates. For that, if you have a look at the PoiLayer class , you can see that for any MapPoint (defined by latitude and longitude) you can get a 2D point (defined by

I'm developing an application using JavaFx in which I'm creating dynamic TextFields inside a GridPane and there is a Button which is initially disabled like this: So what I want is if Column 1 TextFields values are less than Column 3 TextFields values, button should be enable like this: But let say if any of Column 3 TextField value become less than Column 1 TextField value of same row, it should disable button and show that specific TextField border in red color and when hover mouse over that field should display some warning: I'm creating TextField like this: public static GridPane table(int

I am trying to add image in tableView but I can't add image. I am getting image in byte[] and I can set this image in imageView but is there any way to add it in tableView ? person3 class: public class person3 { private final StringProperty firstName7 = new SimpleStringProperty(""); private final StringProperty firstName8 = new SimpleStringProperty(""); public person3(String firstName4, String firstName5) { setFirstName7(firstName4); setFirstName8(firstName5); } public String getFirstName7() { return firstName7.get(); } public void setFirstName7(String name) { this.firstName7.set(name); }

I'm interested how I can resize this component with mouse drag: VBox stackedTitledPanes = createStackedTitledPanes(); ScrollPane scroll = makeScrollable(stackedTitledPanes); TabPane tabPane = new TabPane(); BorderPane mainPane = new BorderPane(); tabPane.setStyle("-fx-font-size: 12pt;"); // Set global size for the font // Create Tabs Tab tabA = new Tab(); tabA.setText("Main Component"); tabA.setStyle("-fx-font-size: 12pt;"); // Set size of the tab name // Add something in Tab StackPane tabA_stack = new StackPane(); tabA_stack.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER); tabA_stack.getChildren().add(scroll); tabA

I've been wondering how you would be able to drag and drop list view items between 2 java fx windows. The code that I used was tilePane.setOnDragDropped((event) -> { Dragboard db = event.getDragboard(); boolean success = false; if (db.hasString()) { TilePane pane = (TilePane) event.getGestureTarget(); if (pane.getChildren().size() >= 10) { //error } else { ListView<Item> list = (ListView<Item>) event .getGestureSource(); addShopItem(pane, list.getSelectionModel() .getSelectedItem()); success = true; } } event.setDropCompleted(success); event.consume(); }); Both the list view and tile pane used

Is there any example how to create wizard in JavaFX? For example to setup a program or for configuration. Can this be done with simple code or I need to create custom component? Here is code for a sample wizard in JavaFX . This code was a JavaFX 2.x conversion of a SWT based solution for java2s . You could modify this code to use ControlsFX dialogs to get a more professional look to the wizard. import javafx.application.Application; import javafx.beans.property.*; import javafx.beans.value.*; import javafx.collections.*; import javafx.scene.*; import javafx.scene.control.*; import javafx.scene