B4J Tutorials

Use xCustomListView instead.

 

This example uses jNet library together with the MailParser module to build a program that responds to emails.

Although...

 

I'll try to collect tips related to the UI elements in this thread.

In B4J (and JavaFX) the main UI element is named Node. It is similar to Basic4android View or Basic4ppc (.Net) Control.

B4J...

 

jFX.ShowExternalDocument method allows you to open external documents with the default installed app.

It expects a single parameter which is the document or resource Uri (link).

You can use...

 

This is a simple example that shows :
Using sliders
Re-sizing windows
Changing background colour of a window
Truncating/Expanding text
Moving labels to keep pace with a slider button
Text with...

 

B4J jSQL library is similar to Basic4android SQL library.

This tutorial will cover the differences between the two libraries. You can read more about the library methods here...

 

The following module attributes are supported:

Main Module

• MainFormWidth / MainFormHeight - Set the main form initial width and height.
• AdditionalJar - An...

 

For new projects it is recommended to use B4XEncryption to create a cross platform solution.

RandomAccessFile library v1.10 includes the beloved ReadEncrypredObject /...

 

PrintHtml is a small Windows utility that you can use to print from your app.

First you should download PrintHtml.exe and also the DHTML Editing Control...

 

TableView is useful to show data in a tabular view.

The data is held in a List. Each item in this list is an array of objects. The length of each array equals to the number of colums.

For...

 

B4J v1.05 adds support for the TreeView node.

TreeView as it name suggests visualizes a tree structure.

Each item in the TreeView is a TreeItem (or CheckBoxTreeItem). Each item has a list of...

 

This is a port of this tutorial: http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2/get_started/css.htm

It demonstrates how CSS...

 

This tutorial is no longer relevant. Use B4JPackager11: B4JPackager11 - the simplest way to distribute UI apps

Spoiler

When you compile in Release mode the complete app is packed as an executable...

 

Dear All,

While learning and exploring B4J, captured B4J HowTos. The B4J HowTos are either from own experience or inspired by hints from the B4J forum (Thanks to All!).

Please note, due to...

 

The TabPane container allows the user to switch between different tab pages.

Working with TabPane is similar to working...

 

Been trying WebView and WebEngine.

Here's a little example of using both. (requires additional library to run)

Shows how to retrieve the hyperlinks in a page and put them in a comboBox, also...

 

New tutorial based on Java 11: Raspberry Pi with Java 11

The first step is to download and run B4J-Bridge: Remote debugging with B4J-Bridge


Raspberry Pi is a low-cost...

 

Edit: Web Apps tutorial: http://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/webapp-web-apps-overview.39811/

The server implementation is based on a popular and powerful Java server library...

 

This example shows how to make your B4J server application accessible over the internet.

The implemented server is a simple file server that allows you to upload files from your B4A application...

 

This is an old example. Better use B4XSerializator to serialize objects.

One of the nice things about using B4J server as the backend of B4A applications is that you can send and receive...