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Build rich internet applications (RIAs) with the JavaFX family of products. It includes the tools and platform SDK for developers, web developers, and designers to create dynamic applications for the next generation of web delivered content. Learn more about JavaFX technology and how you can build applications for desktop, mobile devices, and TV screens here.

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January 2010
Data Binding and Trigger Basics
This tutorial now provides a new chapter devoted to basics. In this new lesson, you use data binding and triggers to program a simple click-count applet. » Learn more
 
January 2010
Create a Secure JavaFX Application
Sun's Dmitry Kostovarov explains the basic Java and JavaFX concepts that you need to know to create a secure JavaFX application. » Learn more
 
December 2009
New in JavaFX 1.2: Charts
This third article in a series describes how to use the different JavaFX charts with the StockReaderFX example application. » Learn more
 

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JavaFX Mobile for Windows Mobile OS
The Developer Stack for Windows Mobile supports JavaFX 1.2 on selected Windows Mobile handsets. It includes the Sun Java Wireless Client.
 
JavaFX 1.2 SDK Now Available
JavaFX 1.2 SDK is a significant update to the JavaFX 1.1 SDK and includes the changes listed in the Features and Enhancements article. » Download it now
 
Two Products in One Bundle
For your convenience, Sun has bundled Java SE 6 Update 17 and the JavaFX 1.2 SDK, each with its own license. » Download the bundle.
 

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