Deploying JavaFX Applications
About This Guide
This guide provides basic and advanced information about building, packaging, and deploying your JavaFX application. JavaFX deployment requires no special code in your application and has many other differences from Java deployment. Even if you are an advanced Java developer, it is a good idea to review the Getting Started page.
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This guide contains the following topics:
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Describes new and changed features in the current release.
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This page shows you how to get a basic JavaFX application running.
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An introduction of the terms and concepts used in JavaFX deployment.
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How users experience JavaFX application startup and how to customize the default behavior.
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An introduction to packaging JavaFX applications.
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Self-Contained Application Packaging
How to create self-contained application packages, which can be distributed either as zip files or as operating-system-specific installers.
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Topics related to applications embedded in the browser.
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How to make JavaFX and JavaScript communicate with each other.
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Information about creating your own preloader.
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How to deploy Swing applications in which JavaFX is embedded.
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Information about Using the JavaFX Packager tool and a reference to the command line syntax.
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JavaFX Ant Tasks
JavaFX Ant Task Reference
JavaFX Ant Helper Parameter ReferenceReference pages for Ant Task elements and attributes that work with the JavaFX Ant task API.
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Basic troubleshooting tips if your first deployment efforts are not successful.