So you want to write a Java desktop application - McNeil, John
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This book takes you step by step through the process of building a Java application with JavaFX. The aim of the book is to build an application which communicates with a Trivial FTP server. Starting with a basic description of the application each part is fully examined to see how it works. From this understanding the application is designed, and each section fully explained. All the code is provided so the reader can build as they read. By the end of the book they will have a working TFTP client which can exchange files with a server, as well as a good understanding of how to design and build their own applications.…mehr

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This book takes you step by step through the process of building a Java application with JavaFX. The aim of the book is to build an application which communicates with a Trivial FTP server. Starting with a basic description of the application each part is fully examined to see how it works. From this understanding the application is designed, and each section fully explained. All the code is provided so the reader can build as they read. By the end of the book they will have a working TFTP client which can exchange files with a server, as well as a good understanding of how to design and build their own applications.
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John lives in a small town in the west of Scotland, where he was born and bred. He is a dedicated family man who is revelling in his new found role as a first-time grandad. When he's not working hard for a living, he likes to spend his spare time writing (short stories mostly). He likes to read (and write) about horror, mysteries and things unexplained. Having said that, he will read (and write) about mostly anything. Apart from romantic affairs of the heart slushy stuff that is (he leaves that sort of stuff to others), he likes graphic, dark and somewhat twisted and bizarre stories that are meant to shock the reader. Stories that make you go, "Whoa...what the hell did I just read!!!"