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Whenever I use Scene Builder, the window is previewed as the nice looking blue gluon theme. When I run the application, it appears with the boring theme. How do I set the theme when I start the application?
Gluon theme isn't included in default java distribution. For using it you have to read gluon documentation and learn how to connect this module to your project.
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I found installation packages for scene builder on Gluonhq.com site. I tried install with deb version and it is working on my Ubuntu. There is scene builder kit jar version and I want to try to integrate to Eclipse. Can someone help me to know how to integrate javaFX scene builder kit jar in eclipse. I just want to know how to integrate to Eclipse.
Thanks in advance,
jj
OK, I found it.
It is only to use for building new GUI application, such as application similar to Scene Builder. You don't have to write new code, just reuse code from Scene Builder. I am using Eclipse and following is how I add to User Libraries.
On Eclipse,
Window→Preference→Java→Build Path→User Libraries
New→User library name:→give some name, e.g. SceneBuilderKit
select on SceneBuilderKit you just created
Add External JARs→locate to SceneBuilderKit.jar and select it
Create a new java project
Right click on Project folder→Properties→Java Build Path
Libraries tab→Modulepath→Add Library…
Add Library…→User Library
Check SceneBuilderKit→Apply and close
Now you can use components from SceneBuilderKit
here is a video I found on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq4s0kosyyo
jj
I would like to create and app using Qt which will use custom files. The app will be available on Windows, OS X and Linux.
The idea is to have a custom icon for my file type (e.g. when you install Adobe's Master Collection, .as, .fla, .ps, etc. files have they own icons).
As far as I know Qt only helps you with app icon. I did not find any kind of support for this kind of problem.
This seems to be an OS problem. Do I need to create scripts to run on app install? (I will be using Bitrock's install builder to provide installers)
How can I achive this behaviour on all OSs?
I have two flex projects: A project with my custom theme and another project in which I want to use my custom theme. However, every time I modify the theme, I have to import it again, clean and refresh the project. I am using Flash Builder 4.5. Does anybody know a better way to use the custom themes?
I found the solution to the problem. It is not that difficult and the results are great; you will be able to edit the theme, go to the design view of the project using the theme and see the results (no imports, no cleans, no refreshes).
Steps:
Open both projects at the same time in Flash Builder
In the main project (the project using the theme), go to Project > Properties > Flex Build Path
Select the Library Path tab and click Add Project
Select the project containing the theme
You're done! The main project will now depend on the theme and will recompile the theme every time you build.
Hope it helps!
I'm trying to create custom icons for my taskbar/desktop icons in my Flex WindowedApplication. So far, I've edited my -app.xml file to include the following:
icons/t_16.png
icons/t_32.png
icons/t_48.png
icons/t_128.png
When the application is run, however, the default flex/air icon is still showing. I have my systemChrome set to standard, and transparent to false, not that they have any relevance to this.
Any ideas?
Have you actually built a release version and installed your air app, or is just the debug version ?
UPDATE:
You have to deploy a release
version before the custom application
icon will be enabled.
I have a pre-existing application, that calls out into a plugin library. I want the plugin library to be developed in Qt, and to be able to display a Qt UI.
However, when I attempt to create a QWidget it complains that the QApplication needs to be created first.
Is it not possible to use Qt to develop cross platform plugins?
E.g. a netscape plugin for Chrome or Firefox. I do not, and cannot, control the app's main loop.
As explain in the Qt documentation, any GUI application using Qt needs a QApplication to be created into main thread since it is containing all signal engine and event loop.
There is Qt/MFC Migration Framework that can help you to build plugins if the main application where the plugin is laoded is Win32 or Mfc. Qt/MFC Migration Framework