Last Updated: May 19, 2009 Java has been a huge success on server side in the last ten years. However the first success of Java was actually on the client side. It was the Applet showing a dancing duke in a web page that amazed the world. This could be regarded as the very beginning of Rich Internet Application. For some known and unknown reasons, Java didn't continue its success on the client side, Java Applet is no longer as popular as it was in recent years. Fortunately, the new release of Java SE 6 update 10 together with Java FX was targeting the problems Java had as a client side platform. Among all the features, the re-written Java Plugin Framework significantly improves the behavior of Java/Java FX applications deployed via Web. With all that, Java now strikes back on client side. This lab introduces the Liveconnect bridge between Java/Java FX and JavaScript, which makes it easy for the Java/Java FX application deployed to the browser to interact with JavaScript/DOM objects on the host web page. With Liveconnect, web application with rich experience can be created. This lab also introduces the usage of Java deployment toolkit included in Java SE 6 update 10+, which helps to deploy Java/JavaFX application on web in a much easier way. Lastly but certainly not least, this lab introduces a revoluionary of deployment which breaks the boundary of web applications and stand alone desktop applications
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Software Needed For This LabPlease install the following set of software. If you have any questions on installation, please feel free to send questions to the lab forum mentioned below.
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