io.datafx.controller

???? ViewController

@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
 @Target(value=TYPE)
public @interface ViewController

Annotation for a MVC controller. This annotation will define the view (FXML file or java class) this controller is made for. You don't need to use this annotation because the API is designed using a convention over configuration approach: If you have a fxml file "master.fxml" you can create a MasterController.java controller in the same package and the controller API will use this controller for the fxml. To create a controller/view pair you need to use the ViewFactory.

An example of a simple controller:

 
  @FXMLController("Details.fxml")
 public class DetailViewController {
 *
     @FXML
 private TextField myTextfield;

 *       @FXML
 private Button backButton;

  @PostConstruct
 public void init() {
        myTextfield.setText("Hello!");
 }
 }
 
 

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java.lang.String	iconPath Defines the icon path for the view.
java.lang.Class<? extends javafx.scene.Node>	root Defines a Java class that extends Node.
java.lang.String	title Defines the title of the view.
java.lang.String	value Defines the name of the fxml files that should be used with the annotated controller.

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value

public abstract java.lang.String value

Defines the name of the fxml files that should be used with the annotated controller.

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name of the fxml file

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title

public abstract java.lang.String title

Defines the title of the view. DataFX will use the title if the view is shown in a Tab for example.

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the title of the view

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iconPath

public abstract java.lang.String iconPath

Defines the icon path for the view. The path defines the default icon of the view. DataFX will use the icon if the view is shown in a Tab for example.

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the icon of the view

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root

public abstract java.lang.Class<? extends javafx.scene.Node> root

Defines a Java class that extends Node. If this is defined and != NullNode a new instance of the class will be created and used as the view. Therefore the class needs a default constructor. In later version maybe additional constructors (for ressource bundle support, etc.) will be supported. In the view class the ViewNode annotation can be used.

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io.datafx.controller.util.NullNode.class