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You can now view or download and deploy one of the first real enterprise JavaFX application. We took the popular Seam booking demo application and created JavaFX UI for it. The JavaFX side is connected to Seam via Flamingo RIA framework.
View online
You can view and run the application by going to this URL: http://demo.flamingo.exadel.com/booking/. You will also see JSF/RichFaces and Flex versions of the application. All instances are connected to the same Seam back-end. Once you register, you can use the same name/password information to login using any other user interface.
Download and run
You can also download, deploy and run this application on your machine. There are two ways you can do it:
- Deploy (ready) booking.ear file
- Build the application with Maven and deploy it
Download the source and application (.ear). You will find instructions on how to deploy and build inside the zip file.
We are working on an article to tell you about our experience building an enterprise application with JavaFX. Lastly, yesterday we released new version of our JavaFX Studio plug-in for Eclipse. Get it here.
Have fun with JavaFX!
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Max Katz is a Senior Systems Engineer at Exadel. He has been helping customers jump-start their RIA development as well as providing mentoring, consulting, and training. Max is a recognized subject matter expert in the JSF developer community. He has provided JSF/RichFaces training for the past four years, presented at many conferences, and written several published articles on JSF-related topics. Max also leads Exadel's RIA strategy and writes about RIA technologies in his blog, http://mkblog.exadel.com. He is an author of "Practical RichFaces" book (Apress). Max holds a BS in computer science from the University of California, Davis.
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