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The document discusses JavaFX and its animation capabilities. It provides an overview of fields of animation and open source options like Flash, Blender, and GIMP. It then focuses on JavaFX, highlighting its ability to run on browsers, mobile and desktop, its extensive animation support through timelines and transitions, and its bind operators. It provides examples of data binding and concludes with a brief demo and new features in JavaFX 1.2 around persistence, web services, and support.

Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new. -Albert Einstein

Dwarakanath J Sun Campus Ambassador [email_address] Open Source Animations

Agenda Field of animations Open Source @ Animations JAVAFX Some Eye Catchers Key Features Small Demo

Animations Animation is the rapid display of a sequence of images of 2-D or 3-D artwork or model positions in order to create an illusion of movement. Don't get frightened!I took it from wikipedia

World of Animations Adobe Flash-The leading tool Blender-Open Source Equvalent GIMP-to some extent JAVAFX-The new technology

JAVA FX Rich Internet Applications Web Services User Friendly

Unique Selling Points of JAVAFX Runs in Browser,Mobile,and at PC Bind Operators Extensive Animation Support

Extensive Animation Support Timelines handles the animation in JavaFX They can have one or more KeyFrames Animation controls play() , stop() , pause() , playFromStart() Some properties autoReverse , repeatCount , rate Timelines are nestable

Transistions Predefined animations to perform a specific task Position, rotation, opacity, etc. Out of the box transitions RotateTranstion �C rotation FadeTransition �C opacity TranslateTransition �C move a node along a straight line PathTransition �C move an object along a defined path ScaleTranstion �C grows or shrinks a node

Example of Data Binding Binding variables var r = 10; var a = bind r; r = 5; FX.println(��a = {a}��); //Displays 5 Binding object literal var radius = 10; def circle = bind Circle { centerX: 100 centerY: 100 radius: radius //FX can figure this out! fill: Color.RED } radius = 100; //circle's radius is now 100

Spot The Difference RIA Vs Desktop Applications Server Vs Software Bind Vs Reverse Bind

New Feautures in JavaFX 1.2 Persistence API's Web services Support for SOAP Increased support with Zembly

Thank You/Questions Dwarakanath J [email_address] http://blogs.sun.com/dwarak +91 9884799523

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Javafx

1. Try this..

2. Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new. -Albert Einstein

3. Dwarakanath J Sun Campus Ambassador [email_address] Open Source Animations

4. Agenda Field of animations Open Source @ Animations JAVAFX Some Eye Catchers Key Features Small Demo

5. Animations Animation is the rapid display of a sequence of images of 2-D or 3-D artwork or model positions in order to create an illusion of movement. Don't get frightened!I took it from wikipedia

6. World of Animations Adobe Flash-The leading tool Blender-Open Source Equvalent GIMP-to some extent JAVAFX-The new technology

7. JAVA FX Rich Internet Applications Web Services User Friendly

8. Unique Selling Points of JAVAFX Runs in Browser,Mobile,and at PC Bind Operators Extensive Animation Support

9. ?

10. Extensive Animation Support Timelines handles the animation in JavaFX They can have one or more KeyFrames Animation controls play() , stop() , pause() , playFromStart() Some properties autoReverse , repeatCount , rate Timelines are nestable

11. Transistions Predefined animations to perform a specific task Position, rotation, opacity, etc. Out of the box transitions RotateTranstion �C rotation FadeTransition �C opacity TranslateTransition �C move a node along a straight line PathTransition �C move an object along a defined path ScaleTranstion �C grows or shrinks a node

12. Bind Operators Direct Bind Reverse Bind

13. Quick Look on Bind Opearator

14. Example of Data Binding Binding variables var r = 10; var a = bind r; r = 5; FX.println(��a = {a}��); //Displays 5 Binding object literal var radius = 10; def circle = bind Circle { centerX: 100 centerY: 100 radius: radius //FX can figure this out! fill: Color.RED } radius = 100; //circle's radius is now 100

15. Demo Time!

16. Spot the Difference

17. Spot The Difference RIA Vs Desktop Applications Server Vs Software Bind Vs Reverse Bind

18. New Feautures in JavaFX 1.2 Persistence API's Web services Support for SOAP Increased support with Zembly

19. Thank You/Questions Dwarakanath J [email_address] http://blogs.sun.com/dwarak +91 9884799523

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