PiJava | Experiments with the latest Java and JavaFx on Raspberry PI
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kandi X-RAY | PiJava Summary
Experiments with the latest Java and JavaFx on Raspberry PI.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Build the screen
- Set the current GPIO pin state
- Helper method to read the button state
- Returns the current pin state
- Start random demo data
- Generates a random number between the given limits
- Starts the demo
- Build the UI
- Entry point
- The main entry point
- Activates a GPIO pin
- Executes the given command
- Demonstrates how to write the GpIO command
- End the application
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I've encountered some difficulties trying to build JavaFX app using maven. The app work just fine from IDE. I run maven package task and it creates JAR file. The problem is this file doesn't run. I've checked included manifest and there wasn't entry point. I've added it, but the file still doesn't run. That's how the manifest looks now (the last string was added manually):
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Answered 2020-Oct-07 at 06:48To start a new JavaFX project, it's a good idea to visit this (brand new) website: https://start.gluon.io/. You will get a ZIP containing all the files and a README to get you started immediately.
For a basic app, deselect all "Gluon Features", "CloudLink" and "Attach".
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compiler:compile --> compile the code
exec:java --> run the application from your IDE
jar:jar --> build a .jar file which you can run on PC and Raspberry Pi
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