How get File Type Icon Image

how get File Type Icon Image (Windows )
FileSystemView.getSystemIcon( File );works in swing application, can not be used for javafx.scene.image.ImageView;

Hmm, good question.
Looking at the FileChooser, it looks like the native chooser is used so possibly the JFX guys didn't have to expose access to the icons to make it work. You might want someone to confirm, but my guess is there is no equivalent yet in JFX.
Assuming there's nothing, you could try the hacks in here to convert the image: Image conversion between AWT and FX
Failing that you're probably looking at raising a JIRA feature request to get it in a future release.
Cheers,
zonski
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