How to use microphone in JavaFX?

Hi there,
Didn't find a similar question in this forum so I'd like to raise it. With JavaFX API, can I use microphone to record a piece of voice and send it to a web/app server?
Thanks.
Edited by: user1165065 on 2012-2-26 下午6:15

With JavaFX API, can I use microphone to record a piece of voice.No, see http://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-3458 for to track the feature request.

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