javafx-8

I want to add a little icon to the title of a TitledPane . Therefore I set an empty title and add a HBox containing a Label and a ImageView as graphic. In this way the icon is shown close to the end of the text. I want it to be shown always next to the right border of the TitledPane . How can I do this? I also tried to use a BorderPane and add the Label to the center and the ImageView to the right, but the BorderPane doesn't get the maximum size of the TitledPane. So I tried to set MaxWidth to Max-Value, but this didn't help Does anybody know what to do? **EDIT: ** The "custom" control I

I have a presentation class storing an XYChart.Series object and updating it by observing the model. The Series updating is done by using Platform.runLater(...) I want to unit-test this, making sure the commands in runLater are performed correctly. How do I tell the unit-test to wait for the runLater commands to be done? Right now all I do is Thread.Sleep(...) on the test-thread to give the FXApplicationThread the time to complete, but that sounds stupid. The way I solved it is as follows. 1) Create a simple semaphore function like this: public static void waitForRunLater() throws

On the application I am currently working, it is necessary to select a single date or a period from the same JavaFX 8 DatePicker. The preferred way of doing this would be as follows: Selecting a single date - same as default behaviour of the DatePicker. Selecting a period - select start/end date by holding down the mouse button and drag to the desired end/start date. When the mouse button is released you have defined your period. The fact that you cannot select dates other than those displayed is acceptable. Editing should work for both single date (ex 24.12.2014) and period ( ex: 24.12.2014 -

I have custom component with layout on FXML file which containts line <fx:root type="javafx.scene.layout.VBox" spacing="10.0" xmlns:fx="http://javafx.com/fxml"> I create this file on SceneBuilder 1.0, but then i try open this file on SceneBuilder 2.0 i got Exception java.io.IOException: javafx.fxml.LoadException: Root hasn't been set. Use method setRoot() before load. /Users/dmitrynelepov/Development/SogazGit/smpb/SMProjectBrownRelease/SMPBProxy/engine/fxml/component_daemon_viewer.fxml:14 Also must to tell: in applications this fxml loadings fine with setting root by code. In official tutorial

What happens when I call FXMLLoader#load() in JavaFX? Suppose the FXML controller extends a class that has a constructor. Will there be assurance that the constructor will be called? And if not, how will a new instance of the object be created? For example, in the code below, will the TextField() constructor be called? import java.net.URL; import java.util.ResourceBundle; import javafx.fxml.Initializable; import javafx.scene.control.TextField; public class FXMLController extends TextField implements Initializable { @Override public void initialize(URL url, ResourceBundle rb) { } } I already

I am trying to set items to a tableview but the setitems method expects an observablelist while I have an observableset in my model.The FXCollections utility class does not have a method for creating an observable list given an observable set.I tried casting but that caused a class cast exception (as expected). Currently I am using this kind of code new ObservableListWrapper<E>(new ArrayList<E>(pojo.getObservableSet())); And I have some problems with it: Will editing this in the table update the underlying set as expected? Is it the 'right' way of doing this So in short I need a style guide or