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Well start with a series of post about JavaFX. This technology goes to market to compete with Flex and Silverlight, is still in doubt whether this technology achieved the place you want, but it seems a good time to start to discover.

depart from the basics, installing the library and looking for IDE use until we can make examples where we can go see the power offered by this new scripting language. To do this first post longer way to tell the steps to prepare our machines to work
Steps: We will



the official site to view the versions and make the downloads for

http:// www.javafx.com/

The JavaFX page you will find different things that we get off, give a brief explanation of each (JavaFX version 1.2 as I write this note)



JavaFX 1.2 SDK: Getting off this we are lowering the Software Development Kit which is an installer like the one run to install the JDK on your machine where you copied the needed libraries for development and we can also execute commands from the console JavaFX Windows

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  JavaFX 1.2 Production Suite: This is a set of tools for designers to facilitate the process of incorporating images
  JavaFX applications

• 6.5.1 for JavaFX NetBeans IDE 1.2: Well as you know one of the most popular IDE for Java version 6.5.1 has a built JavaFX with some facilities for development, there is also a plugin for Eclipse but certainly not been tested. We

a basic example to show some basic features and use the console to compile and run our example, we see that the files have an extension java but have their own extension. Fx like these are compiled to bytecode remaining . class files and then be executed by the JVM.

As a first step we install the SDK and test the command console will recognize what javafx javafxc and there should be no problem with this but if anyone has any problem comment and seek out why.
1. eh For example I created a folder called JavaFX where it fails the following directory structure
   
   C: \\ JavaFX \\ MainTest \\ Main.fx
2. Main.fx File:
   
   
MainTest package ;

/ / Define class Address. Class Address {
var street: String;
var city: String;
var state: String;
var zip: String;}


/ / Create the Address object first instance. Var addressOne = Address {street: "1 Main Street"; city, "Santa Clara"; state: "CA";
zip: "95050"}

  / / Create the second Address object instance. Def 
 
 addressTwo = Address {street: "200 Pine Street; 
 city:" San Francisco "; 
 state:" CA "; 
 zip:" 94101 "} 
 
 
 function run (args: String []) 
 {for (arg in args) {
 println ("Parameters = {arg}");} 
 
 println ("Street addressOne.street One = {}"); 
 println ("Street addressTwo.street Two = {} ");} 
 
 
 
 
 
 Now here we explain each part of the code, this would be our Main.fx now compile file through the console, open a command console and we should be on C: \\ JavaFX. Compile 
 
 
 
 Step 1: 
 
 
 Located in the directory above that we wrote 
 
 
 javafxc "MainTest / Main.fx" 
 
 it generates us. Class needed to run the sample 
 
 
  Run Step 2 

:
Located in the same directory above
javafx write
maintest.Main September 2 of this form we run our example the first two parameters passing a String containing 9 and the second a String containing 2 .
Basic explanation of the code:
Party 1:

class Address { var street: String;
var city: String;
var state: String; var zip: String;}


Here are the Address class is defining which tendra four variables that indicate with the reserved word var
"elNombreDeLaVariable" : "suTipoDeDato"

 Part 2 and 3:  
 
 
 
 / / Create the first address object instance. 
 addressOne var = {
 street address: "1 Main Street; 
 city: Santa Clara;  state:" CA "; 

zip:" 95050 ";}

/ / Create the second Address object instance. Def addressTwo = Address {street: "200 Pine Street; city:" San Francisco ";
state:" CA ";
zip:" 94101 "}

  
 In both cases, we are declaring references Address Type objects where we use {... } As you would use a constructor which initializes the different class values, the important difference between these two references is that one is declared with the keyword var and the other def. I mean that which is stated with reference def would be a final rate can not change during the execution of the script. 
 
 
 Part 4: 
 
 
 
 
 function run (args: String []) {
 for (arg in args) {
 println ("Parameters = {arg}");} 
 
 println ("Street addressOne.street One = {}"); 
 println ("Street addressTwo.street Two = {}");} 
 
  

Here we are defining the function run it would be the equivalent of a Java class main and get an array of variable length argument in the first Online iterate over the arguments and show their values \u200b\u200bin the other two print values \u200b\u200bof different directions to achieve addressOne.street {print} is used so as to be a closure.

Well this was it for this post with any questions you may have I hope the comments and how they could improve the post. In future entries we will see the data types in JavaFX and details their distinct characteristics. Greetings