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:JavaFX: A Bright Future on Open Source-Based Mobile Devices?
JavaFX: A Bright Future on Open Source-Based Mobile Devices?
May 9, 2008, 09 :00 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (4222 reads)

(Other stories by Sam Dean)

[ Thanks to Sakshi Garg for this link. ]

"Sun Microsystems is out with an answer to Adobe's AIR and Microsoft's Silverlight Rich Internet Application tools: JavaFX. At the JavaOne show in San Francisco today, Sun's head of software, Rich Green, discussed what to expect from the new offering. Green claims JavaFX will arrive on 91 percent of desktops, 85 percent of cell phones, and 100 percent of Blu-ray players--no small claims. While I'm not positive it will have that bright a future on so many platforms, Green showed JavaFX running on Google's Android mobile platform, which is Linux-based. Here, there could be promise.

"JavaFX is, in Sun's eyes at least, designed to usher in Rich Internet Applications such as rendering multiple high-definition movies concurrently, and rendering and tagging many photos at once..."

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