My blog called "JavaFX != JavaFX Script" over a year ago, actually,  
and some details have changed. (though the core awesomenesss of what  
is now called JavaSE 6 update 10 has not changed).

Yes, a week or two ago I did talk about how Swing & Enterprise is  
still a focus, and that's still true. However, Sun can only launch one  
thing at a time and still get press (much like any company, even  
Apple). A few weeks ago we talked about JavaSE 6 update 10. Then  
NetBeans 6.5. Now it's JavaFX.  Until we have something to actually  
announce about cool new Swing features we probably won't talk about it.

All that said, there are two samples you'll see on Thursday which show  
you how to mix existing Swing components inside of a JavaFX scene, and  
how to use JavaFX components inside of a Swing Frame. So you can  
definitely use them together to do cool things. And that's something  
we are talking about today (well, thursday).  What we aren't talking  
about (yet) is stuff coming in Java 7. One thing at a time. (we're  
tired!)

And BTW, I want to thank you all for your passionate feedback. We do  
listen and it does affect our development. We appreciate it.  It takes  
passionate people to build a great platform.

- Josh


On Dec 2, 2008, at 5:40 PM, osbald wrote:

>
>> We do have plans to let the scenegraph and media (Java Media  
>> Component
>> or JMC) have Java apis, but we don't have any public details right  
>> now
>> and I can't say when we will.
>
>> Right now our publicity focus is on JavaFX. We will talk more about
>> Java and Java 7 at JavaOne in May, which is a more appropriate venue.
>>
>
> Are you serious? wasn't only a few weeks ago you guys were trying to
> tell us JavaFX != JavaFX Script and JavaFX was good for Swing too and
> was going to blow us away. Are you saying any discussion about how to
> leverage JavaFX goodies from Swing is off the table till the second
> half of next year (if then)? So much for dispelling the myths about
> CCD and not continuing to stonewall your existing Swing/Enterprise
> developers with lofty indifference.
>
>
> >


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