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"javafxpackager" to package that code into a JAR file. This JAR has other artifacts injected

into it also. We place this JAR and any other dependent JARs in its own folder. For example, a

folder called "JARS".

Finally, we run one more step which again uses the "javafxpackager" tool to create an

installer. This installer can then be distributed and run by application users which will install the

application ready for execution.

Here are some example scripts.

javafxpackager -createjar -appclass com.kolban.odmci.SendEvent -srcdir

"C:\Projects\ODMCI\Widgets\WorklightWorkspace\EventSend\bin" -outfile JARS/SendEventApp.jar

-classpath ODMCIUtils.jar

javafxpackager -deploy -outfile SendEvent -width 800 -height 600 -name AppName -appclass

com.kolban.odmci.SendEvent -v -srcdir JARS -outdir Installers -native msi -title "SendEvent"

-description "ODM CI Event Sender" -vendor "Kolban@IBM" -name "SendEvent"

See also:

• Tutorial - Using JavaFX Properties and Binding – 06-2013

• Tutorial – Using JavaFX Collections – 04-2013

• Tutorial – Java Collections

JavaFX Collections

JavaFX ObservableList

This is an interface and not a class so we can't instantiate instances of this directly. What it

provides is a list into which items can be added, removed and iterated over. However where it

differs from an ordinary list is that it can have listeners added to it which will let us know when the

list changes. Since this class also implements java.util.List, the methods on that interface may also

be used.

The FXCollections object provides static constructors for most JavaFX data types including

observable list.

When changes are made to an ObservableList, we can add a listener to be informed of those

changes. The interface to the listener is ListChangeListener. When the list is changed, the

listener is invoked with a ListChangeListener.Change object that describes what has

changed.

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