- JavaFX Tutorial
- JavaFX - Home
- JavaFX - Overview
- JavaFX Installation and Architecture
- JavaFX - Installation Using Netbeans
- JavaFX - Installation Using Eclipse
- JavaFX - Installation using Visual Studio Code
- JavaFX - Architecture
- JavaFX - Application
- JavaFX 2D Shapes
- JavaFX - 2D Shapes
- JavaFX - Drawing a Line
- JavaFX - Drawing a Rectangle
- JavaFX - Drawing a Rounded Rectangle
- JavaFX - Drawing a Circle
- JavaFX - Drawing an Ellipse
- JavaFX - Drawing a Polygon
- JavaFX - Drawing a Polyline
- JavaFX - Drawing a Cubic Curve
- JavaFX - Drawing a Quad Curve
- JavaFX - Drawing an Arc
- JavaFX - Drawing an SVGPath
- JavaFX Properties of 2D Objects
- JavaFX - Stroke Type Property
- JavaFX - Stroke Width Property
- JavaFX - Stroke Fill Property
- JavaFX - Stroke Property
- JavaFX - Stroke Line Join Property
- JavaFX - Stroke Miter Limit Property
- JavaFX - Stroke Line Cap Property
- JavaFX - Smooth Property
- Operations on 2D Objects
- JavaFX - 2D Shapes Operations
- JavaFX - Union Operation
- JavaFX - Intersection Operation
- JavaFX - Subtraction Operation
- JavaFX Color and Texture
- JavaFX - Colors
- JavaFX Text
- JavaFX - Text
- JavaFX Effects
- JavaFX - Effects
- JavaFX Transformations
- JavaFX - Transformations
- JavaFX Animations
- JavaFX - Animations
- JavaFX Images
- JavaFX - Images
- JavaFX 3D Shapes
- JavaFX - 3D Shapes
- JavaFX - Creating a Box
- JavaFX - Creating a Cylinder
- JavaFX - Creating a Sphere
- Properties of 3D Objects
- JavaFX - Cull Face Property
- JavaFX - Drawing Modes Property
- JavaFX - Material Property
- JavaFX Event Handling
- JavaFX - Event Handling
- JavaFX - Using Convenience Methods
- JavaFX - Event Filters
- JavaFX - Event Handlers
- JavaFX UI Controls
- JavaFX - UI Controls
- JavaFX - ListView
- JavaFX - Accordion
- JavaFX - ButtonBar
- JavaFX - ChoiceBox
- JavaFX - HTMLEditor
- JavaFX - MenuBar
- JavaFX - Pagination
- JavaFX - ProgressIndicator
- JavaFX - ScrollPane
- JavaFX - Separator
- JavaFX - Slider
- JavaFX - Spinner
- JavaFX - SplitPane
- JavaFX - TableView
- JavaFX - TabPane
- JavaFX - ToolBar
- JavaFX - TreeView
- JavaFX - Label
- JavaFX - CheckBox
- JavaFX - RadioButton
- JavaFX - TextField
- JavaFX - PasswordField
- JavaFX - FileChooser
- JavaFX - Hyperlink
- JavaFX - Tooltip
- JavaFX - Alert
- JavaFX - DatePicker
- JavaFX - TextArea
- JavaFX Charts
- JavaFX - Charts
- JavaFX - Creating Pie Chart
- JavaFX - Creating Line Chart
- JavaFX - Creating Area Chart
- JavaFX - Creating Bar Chart
- JavaFX - Creating Bubble Chart
- JavaFX - Creating Scatter Chart
- JavaFX - Creating Stacked Area Chart
- JavaFX - Creating Stacked Bar Chart
- JavaFX Layout Panes
- JavaFX - Layout Panes
- JavaFX - HBox Layout
- JavaFX - VBox Layout
- JavaFX - BorderPane Layout
- JavaFX - StackPane Layout
- JavaFX - TextFlow Layout
- JavaFX - AnchorPane Layout
- JavaFX - TilePane Layout
- JavaFX - GridPane Layout
- JavaFX - FlowPane Layout
- JavaFX CSS
- JavaFX - CSS
- Media with JavaFX
- JavaFX - Playing Video
- JavaFX Useful Resources
- JavaFX - Quick Guide
- JavaFX - Useful Resources
- JavaFX - Discussion
JavaFX - Installation Using Netbeans
Apache Netbeans is a free and open source integrated development environment (IDE) to develop applications using Java. And it allows you to create applications using JavaFX.
This chapter demonstrates how to create a JavaFX application in Netbeans. We will be installing the latest versions of both JavaFX SDK and Apache Netbeans.
Setting NetBeans Environment of JavaFX
NetBeans18 provides inbuilt support for JavaFX. On installing this, you can create a JavaFX application without any additional plugins or JAR files. To set up the NetBeans environment, you will need to follow the steps that are given below.
Step 1 − Visit the NetBeans website NetBeans website and click the Download button in order to download the NetBeans software.
Step 2 − On clicking this button, a file named Apache-NetBeans-18-bin-windows-x64.exe will be downloaded onto your system. Run this file in order to install it. On running this file, a NetBeans installer will start as shown in the following screenshot.
After completion of the configuration, you will see the Welcome Page of the installer.
Step 3 − Click the Next button and proceed with the installation.
Step 4 − The next window holds the NETBEANS IDE 18 license agreement. Read it carefully and accept the agreement by checking the checkbox at “I accept the terms in the license agreement” and then click the Next button.
Step 5 − Choose the destination directory where you need the Netbeans 18 to be installed. Furthermore, you can also browse through the directory where Java Development Kit is installed in your system and click on the Next button.
Step 6 − Check the Check for Updates box for automatic updates and click the Install button to start the installation.
Step 7 − The wizard will then start preparing the installation data.
Step 8 − This step starts the installation of NetBeans IDE 18 and it may take a while.
Step 9 − Once the process is complete, click the Finish button to finish the installation.
Step 10 − Once you launch the NetBeans IDE, you will see the start page as shown in the following screenshot.
Step 11 − In the file menu, select New Project… to open the New project wizard as shown in the following screenshot.
Step 12 − In the New Project wizard, select Java with Ant and click on Next. It starts creating a new Java Application for you.
Step 13 − Select the name of the project and location of the project in the New Java Application window and then click Finish. It creates a sample application with the given name.
In this instance, an application with a name SampleJavaApplication is created. Within this application, the NetBeans IDE will generate a Java program with the name SampleJavaApplication.java. As shown in the following screenshot, this program will be created inside NetBeans Source Packages → samplejavaapplication.
Step 14 − Right-click on the file and select Run Project to run this code as shown in the following screenshot.
This automatically created program contains the code which generates a simple JavaFX window having a button with the label Say ‘Hello World’ in it. Every time you click on this button, the string Hello World will be displayed on the console as shown below.
Note − We will learn about the code in further chapters.