Windows 10: Javafx application crashes in compatibility mode

Hi,

I have a JavaFX application which crashes if:
1. Right click on its shortcut;
2. Click on "Properties";
3. Select the tab "Compatibility";
4. Check the "Run in 640x480 screen resolution" checkbox;
5. Click on the "Ok" button;
6. Run the application.

I would like to remove this option or remove the compatibility tab specifically for my application, so the users won't be able to select this option.

I found some solutions using regedit, but it removes the option for all applications. Is there any way to remove it programmatically and specific for my app?

Thanks in advance...

PS: First time here, so if I posted it in the wrong place, let me know. Thanks!

:)

 

javafx on the Symbian...

Hi,





I'd like to develop JavaFX applications for Symbian S60v5 (in particular the N97). Is a javafx runtime already available?



Cheers

Erik

 

javafx on the Symbian...

That is really bad news. I think it almost means that JavaFX on mobile is practically dead. From what I know there is only one way out which is to package a JavaFX runtime with the application allowing it to run on any MSA compliant platform. Unfortunately,
SUN has still not released this runtime library yet.

 

Sun Microsystems Unveils JavaFX 1.0

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"The Internet marketplace has evolved within and well beyond the traditional Web browser, fueled by an explosion of Java-powered smart phones and consumer electronics devices, from RIM's Blackberry to Amazon's Kindle," said Jonathan Schwartz, chief executive officer and president of Sun Microsystems. "Sun's newest JavaFX platform unifies Java technology across billions of such devices, with an easy to use, open source platform now enabled with high quality video and audio, targeting consumers and content owners across the world - and across the Internet."

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JavaFX offers a dramatically shortened production cycle for both Java developers and Web designers and makes it easy to create applications integrating graphics, video, audio, animation and rich text. JavaFX is unique in that it provides a unified development and deployment model for building expressive RIAs across desktop, browser and mobile. In addition, using the new JavaFX mobile emulator, developers can also preview their applications on the forthcoming JavaFX mobile platform, which will be available to Sun's mobile partners in spring 2009.

One of the World's Most Popular Platforms

JavaFX's rich functionality broadens Java technology's reach to more developers and provide a volume of new services and new applications across the screens of life. With more than 6.5 million software developers around the globe, Java is one of the world's most popular software platforms and is present on more than 800 million desktop computers and over 6 billion Internet connected devices. JavaFX software extends the capabilities of the Java platform with graphics, animation and high fidelity audio and video. In addition, the JavaFX platform enables developers to build powerful, more capable and secure RIAs and easily integrate them with new or existing enterprise back-end systems and online Web services. Web services support also allows rapid development of both mash-ups and enterprise applications.

Powerful Features of JavaFX 1.0

The JavaFX 1.0 release includes video support and three key components, the JavaFX Development Environment, the JavaFX Production Suite and the JavaFX Desktop. Full product details, more than 80 code samples and applications, tutorials, articles and documentation for the JavaFX platform are available here.

JavaFX Video Support is new, with JavaFX 1.0 software introducing comprehensive, cross-platform video capabilities, using On2 Technologies' video codecs. On2 Technologies, Inc., a leader in video compression solutions, is also announcing support for JavaFX video has been integrated into its On2 Flix encoder line of products. For more information visit On2 or see related press release "ON2 Adds Support for Sun Microsystems' JavaFX Video to Flix Product Line of Encoders."

The JavaFX Development Environment includes the compiler and runtime tools, graphics, media, Web services, and rich text libraries, along with the NetBeans Integrated Development Environment(IDE) 6.5. It also includes JavaFX plug-ins for both NetBeans and Eclipse IDEs. In addition, the JavaFX Development Environment includes a mobile emulator for developers to preview building mobile applications for the JavaFX platform.

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JavaFX Desktop leverages the major features of Java Platform Standard Edition (Java SE) 6 Update 10, such as the new implementation of the Java plug-in, which enables end users to drag applets that are running in their browser and drop them directly onto their desktop, providing users the most simple install experience for Internet applications and content. Consumers, developers, and partners can download Java SE 6 Update 10 at the Java homepage.

New Workshop for Web Developers and Java Programmers

In support of the JavaFX platform, Sun is also offering a new seminar and workshop for Web developers and Java programmers that teaches how to use JavaFX software for developing RIA. It shows how to use JavaFX technology to create animations and effects, add multimedia to applications, and incorporate Java software into JavaFX applications. For more information visit this page. Additional courseware on creating a JavaFX GUI for Swing developers is planned for mid-winter and formal training for graphic designers is expected in spring 2009.

About JavaFX

JavaFX is a runtime with supporting tools and technologies that enable content authors and developers to create new content that combines the best capabilities of the existing Java platform with new immersive media services, which can be securely accessed from mobile phones, desktop browsers, TV and other consumer devices. Sun will continue to evolve JavaFX for desktop and browser in future releases of the platform and plans to deliver the first version of JavaFX for Mobile in spring 2009. Sun also plans to deliver JavaFX versions for other devices and screens including TV.

Source: Sun Microsystems