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Is it possible to embed javafx code in web pages ?

 
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Hi all,
This is my first post regarding

JavaFX

wanted to know is it possible to embed

javafx

code inside web pages. if yes then can somebody send me link for help. where ever i search i found thing like applet nothing more.

your help will be quite valuable for students like me.
 
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You don't need to quote JavaFX

As far as I've understood, JavaFX is (like Swing) a client framework. To show the graphical stuff on the client there are two options:
- translate to HTML and JavaScript; this is what GWT does.
- use a plugin to display the contents; this is what applets and flash (among others) do.

Unless I'm wrong, JavaFX only supports the second way, using applets. That sucks, yes. It's the reason my interest in JavaFX was greatly diminished; I was hoping to write some better user interfaces without having to resort to using applets. So much for that idea...
 
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