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== Components ==
The JavaFX platform includes the following components:
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* [[NetBeans]] IDE for JavaFX: NetBeans with drag-and-drop palette to add objects with transformations, effects and animations plus a set of samples and best practices. For Eclipse users there is a community-supported plugin hosted on e(fx)clipse.
* JavaFX Scene Builder: This was introduced for JavaFX 2.1 and later. A user interface (UI) is created by dragging and dropping controls from a palette. The layout is saved as an FXML file, which is a special XML format.
=== Modules ===
JavaFX is split into the following modules.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://openjfx.io/javadoc/24/|title=Overview (JavaFX)|website=openjfx.io}}</ref>
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Description
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| {{code|javafx.base}}
| Defines core APIs for the JavaFX UI toolkit (such as APIs for bindings, properties, collections, and events).
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| {{code|javafx.controls}}
| Defines the APIs for UI controls, charts, skins in the JavaFX UI toolkit.
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| {{code|javafx.fxml}}
| Defines the FXML APIs in the JavaFX UI toolkit.
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| {{code|javafx.graphics}}
| Defines scenegraph, animation, geometry, and other related APIs for the JavaFX UI toolkit.
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| {{code|javafx.media}}
| Defines media playback and audio content APIs for the JavaFX UI toolkit.
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| {{code|javafx.swing}}
| Defines JavaFX/[[Swing (Java)|Swing]] interop support APIs for the JavaFX UI toolkit.
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| {{code|javafx.web}}
| Defines WebView APIs for the JavaFX UI toolkit.
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| {{code|jdk.jsobject}}
| Defines APIs for [[JavaScript]] objects.
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| {{code|jfx.incubator.input}}
| Incubates mechanism for customising JavaFX controls.
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| {{code|jfx.incubator.richtext}}
| Incubates RichTextArea control for JavaFX.
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