they are very fragile (use of internal classes, rebundling JavaFx
> jars…).
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> Is this need too specific for a change to have it implemented in JavaFX?
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> Going on with Swing is a potential solution but it won’t resist a
> comparison with QT long.
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Excessive memory usage is more of a well documented JDK problem that impacts
the performance of many applications. Especially when having a large collection
of instances of the same class. In C++ an array of objects are in memory
similar to an array of structs. In Java they are arrays of
It depends on the platform. On Raspberry Pi x11 doesn't support hardware
acceleration. That's an x11 issue not a JFX issue. I'm currently gonna
implement a very limited desktop environment for this platform specifically,
although it should work on any ARM platform that can run JFX.
To make x11
Hi,
I am planing to create an Applet plugin for WebEngine and in order to do
so I need more information on the appropriate way to do this. What I
basically want to do is to insert a JavaFX custom control where there
are an Applet or Object html tag. As WebEngine internals isn't well
