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After building a complex access-control, security Application in B4J and running like a charm for 3 years, I get the question to turn this in a Web-application.
This Application is that complex, that it is not possible to turn this, a easy way, in a Web-Application.
This means rewrite the hole application again for web.
I have found a way to let the application run in a Web Browser.

More info and Images follow
 

Swissmade

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After building a complex access-control, security Application in B4J and running like a charm for 3 years, I get the question to turn this in a Web-application.
This Application is that complex, that it is not possible to turn this, a easy way, in a Web-Application.
This means rewrite the hole application again for web.
I have found a way to let the application run in a Web Browser.

More info and Images follow
The Name of this application is Entrada. It is used to Open doors with RFID and control this hole process.

This application can be Server and Client. IsServer = True is making it a Server that control the IO boxes IsServer = False making it a Client
Here some Images.
Entrada 1-3 are some original Application Forms from the Server Part.
Entrad-Web 1-3 are from the client part running in the Web browser.
The Images here are only a small part of the Application .
 

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Swissmade

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The nice thing is, that you don't need Java on the Client system all is running on the Server.
I have make use of a 3 party Java Framework what is converting the JavaFX Application to a Webbased Application.
Some small changes has to be made in the Application.
I use many forms and I have made it like a MDI application. Thanks for the nice sample @BeneBarros with BAB-MdiSim.zip
 
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More information please. Which framework? How does it work?
I just had the idea to ask you if I can place this name of this framework here.
So it seems that I can
 

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I don't know if I can call it a Framework.
What I use is
This can solve a lot of problems for many B4J users with there applications.
I'm busy for 2 days now to test and adjust the application. First I had to learn how WebSwing is working
Not finish yet with testing and adjust where needed.
 

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At the moment WebSwing support Java 7 and 8.
Newer versions will be added later I have read.
 

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Also I forgot to tell WebSwing is Open Source.
 

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@swissmade:

Thanks for pointing me to Webswing! :)

Just successfully started my first "Hello-World" - JavaFx application with B4J. I am impressed at first sight. Further tests will follow.

Greetings ... Peter
 

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@swissmade:

Thanks for pointing me to Webswing! :)

Just successfully started my first "Hello-World" - JavaFx application with B4J. I am impressed at first sight. Further tests will follow.

Greetings ... Peter
This also can handle complex applications.
Any help with that even I don't know all yet I'm here to help if I can.
 

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At the moment WebSwing support Java 7 and 8.
Newer versions will be added later I have read.
According to the info on their site, 20.1 supports Java 11. Even their 2.6.12 LTS version mentions Java 11 (and JavaFX11). Sometimes there just are not enough hours in a day (to play with all the cool stuff that is out there!). Thank you for pointing this project out.
 

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According to the info on their site, 20.1 supports Java 11. Even their 2.6.12 LTS version mentions Java 11 (and JavaFX11). Sometimes there just are not enough hours in a day (to play with all the cool stuff that is out there!). Thank you for pointing this project out.
Yes have seen that but had not yet test version 11.
Still using version 8 at the moment.
 

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Forum and WIKI can be found here.
 
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