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Since JavaFX keeps changing right now(i.e. JavaFX 1.2 is not upward compatible from JavaFX1.1, and perhaps does not yet work reliably from Swing etc.), for the time being for a modern GUI look and feel, 'Synth Look and Feel' seems to work nicely withjVSTwRapper, and can greatly improve the look and feel with mimimum effort...
2009-06-09 15:29:39 UTC in jVSTwRapper
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(See new post on Synth look and feel as alternative?)
2009-06-09 15:23:11 UTC in jVSTwRapper
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Thanks daniel.
It still seems a bit "bleeding edge" right now. Looking for a reliable method that will work well into the future - not looking to build on a house of cards right now.
Hopefully there will be an official way soon and we won't have to play with these hacks. If anyone hears of this, please post and lets get some cool UI's into jVSTWrapper!
2009-06-08 17:23:55 UTC in jVSTwRapper
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P.S. if you useFXDemoGUIDelegator, the error is on line 47:
at jvst.examples.javafx.fxdemo.FXDemoGUIDelegator.<init>(FXDemoGUIDelegator.java:47)
if you use FXDelayGUIDelegator, the result is the same only it dies on line 44, which is different way to cause same error:
at jvst.examples.javafx.fxdelay.FXDelayGUIDelegator.<init>(FXDelayGUIDelegator.java:44)
2009-05-29 02:48:19 UTC in jVSTwRapper
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Hi Daniel, I'm excited about the JavaFX GUI possibility for jVSTwRapper based plugins, but after building in NetBeans6.5.1 when I try to execute your example for JayDLay, The UI will not open, and I get the following in the jVSTeXamples_java_stdout.txt (copied below):
Any idea what the problem is?
Also, BTW to get this to run in VSTHost, in the jVSTeXamples.ini I had to:
- in ClassPath...
2009-05-28 22:43:07 UTC in jVSTwRapper
