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FX MobilizationPosted by malenkov on June 18, 2009 at 1:01 AM PDT
My colleague has just returned from JavaOne and brought an HTC Diamond cell phone that supports JavaFX. Of course I couldn't stop but running my demos on it. Here they are in the order as they appeared:
Those who know me will not be surprised to see the last demo. But this demo is still in progress... The Weather Widget shows a loading error just because I did not have an Internet access at that moment. But let me assure you, the demo shows weather pretty well... So far I failed to run the Controls demo although this sample runs on the mobile emulator without any problems. Well, I'll look into it later... Original post here. »
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Submitted by jurajsvec on Wed, 2009-06-24 00:46.
Hi Sergey, the stack does not have JSR 256 for now - that is why you got the NoClassDefFoundError for SensorManager API.
Submitted by opinali on Thu, 2009-06-18 06:10.
Looks good for a prerelease runtime. Loading time is great, but I'd expect better performance in the animation for such device.
Submitted by hakimrie on Thu, 2009-06-18 08:34.
hi Sergey,
i think, before you create your own demo for last app (reversi/othello), you can try mine (reversifx) that i was published the source code here http://jfxstudio.wordpress.com/2009/05/29/reversifx-javafx-mobile-reversi/
thank you :)
Submitted by malenkov on Thu, 2009-06-18 12:17.
@hakimrie: Your algorithm is too easy for me. You can try the following ReversiFX:
http://javafx.com/samples/Reversi/
It was developed by my colleague Pavel. We are going to compete our algorithms.
Submitted by malenkov on Thu, 2009-06-18 12:19.
@opinali: As I know the performance improvement is the main task now.
Submitted by carldea on Thu, 2009-06-18 20:13.
Hey Sergey,
I too bought the HTC phone. You should use the scribe located at the bottom right of the phone. I'm amazed at your demos they to run pretty fast. I noticed you didn't run the calculator demo which was oddly slow...(that came with the demos) And I didn't know why.
I hope this isn't a stupid question, but is there a way to create apps in JavaFX to run like the game on the phone called 'Teeter' located at programs/games.
I really like the forced feedback response when the ball hits a wall.
The phone is a pretty phone. (blue tooth, wifi, video, camera, forced feedback, 2 browsers (IE, opera), JavaFX 1.2, GPS, pdf and office mobile.
-Carl
Submitted by malenkov on Sat, 2009-06-20 13:38.
@carldea: The scribe is too small. I didn't want to hide a phone by my hand. I ran only my own demos to ensure that they work as expected.
JavaFX does not have Mobile API (only Desktop and Common). But it allows to use Java files. So you can use this ability if underlying JavaME has necessary API extensions.
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