JavaFX and Embeded Systems

Hello,
I have a project with the National Health Service. Here is the context:
The employees of NHS will have computers connected to a chip card reader. When inserting the client chip card in the reader, all details (First Name, Last Name, Date of birth,..etc ) should be displayed in the javafx applet .
Is javafx providing tools (classes and objects) to communicate with an embeded system.
regards

adlouz wrote:
Ad far as I know, applets are secure and never send data from local machines to server ?!No. AFAIK, applets can send (and read) data between local machine and server from which the jar file comes, without even needing to be signed.
And in any case, if you sign the applet, it can access data on any server: the JavaFX samples show numerous examples of getting data from Yahoo!, Amazon or such public Web API.

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1st: we want to build controllers and self executable applications that work in Windows, Linux, MAC and Android. I've read many possibilities on the internet about LabVIEW but I'm not sure about what systems are officially supported, so: Is it possible to build Apps for these three systems from the Windows App Builder? Is there support for Android? Do Linux Apps run with Android?
2nd: The second issue is to embed LabVIEW into small microcontrollers to deploy our custom System managers and controllers. Is this possible? I've seen the ARM toolkit but I am not sure about what functionality of LabVIEW is available there. Can all the functions be used? Can it be customized to any device that is ARM? Is it possible to port to non-ARM devices or DSPs???
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You would probably be better off talking to your local NI rep. Clicking the contact NI tab at the top of your browser would be a good place to start if you do not know your local rep.

Java and the embedded system

Dear readers,
I'm having a project in mind about developing an embedded system and I want to use the flexibility of java to implement it . I'm new to the embedded system, so please try to guide me and recomend me websites as much as you can.
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Dear readers,
I'm having a project in mind about developing an embedded system and I want to use the flexibility of java to implement it . I'm new to the embedded system, so please try to guide me and recomend me websites as much as you can.[www.google.com|http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=java+embedded+system] is a good start.
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Embedded systems and java

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i want to know about javas implementation of projects with embedded systems.....i have a project related automation of HOSPITALS where i have to implement it with computer kiosks and other Machines related to sensors,readers etc;
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There's the Micro Edition of Java.

JavaFX and mobile operational systems

Hello! I'm searching for information about JavaFX 2.0 plans about Android, Symbian, Windows Mobile, etc, but I can't find anything. Please, tell me (or give some links), will JavaFX support operational systems above? And when it will be happen?... Thanks!
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Gleb wrote:
Thanks!
So, if JavaFX don't support mobile phones development, Oracle will haven't modern and competitive technology for this huge area of developing?...It is not supported... yet. JavaFX 2 is still up and coming, the Linux and Mac versions aren't even finished up yet. Moving to mobile platforms is not as easy as just developing a runtime for those platforms; you also have to physically get the runtime on there before things will start to work and THAT is a bit of a boundary to overcome. Its being worked on to adapt the Java platform to facilitate this, but things don't happen overnight.

More from Adam Taylor about Zynq and SDSoC: "Zynq is a device every embedded system designer should be familiar with"

Adam Taylor publishes the MicroZed Chronicles weekly in the Xcell Daily blog so you are likely familiar with his writing. Adam has just published an article about SDSoC and Zynq titled “High-level synthesis comes of age with SDSoC” on the Embedded.com Web site. Here’s his motivation for writing this article:
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SDSoC takes the eclipse front end, Vivado HLS, Vivado and a lot of behind the scenes intelligence to create seamlessly the option to accelerate software functions in the attached programmable logic of the device.”
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xisal wrote:
Take a look into /etc/hal/fdi/policy/10-keymap.fdi. This works with portuguese layout:
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The file did not exist, so I created it and changed "pt" to "it". Thanks a bunch, that fixed it!
Try SMPlayer.
Ah, I'd rather not involve Qt. Besides, isn't SMPlayer simply a frontend to Mplayer (who already has GMplayer integrated into it, IIRC)?
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Why would you want to use 75Hz with lcd display?
Does it make a difference?
On my monitor, from my point of view, it appears to make a difference. It's that simple
azleifel wrote:In gmplayer Preferences -> Audio -> (assuming alsa selected) -> Configure driver and change the mixer channel to something other than PCM, e.g. Master.
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Regarding NVIDIA X Server Settings, running "usr/bin/nvidia-settings --load-config-only" at login is the only way to apply the settings "automatically".
I've slapped that on my ~/.xinitrc before "exec startxfce4". Thanks in advance, going to test it now!
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Is it possible to create a program for embedded system

Is it possible to create a program for embedded system?

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JAVA for embedded systems: just a myth ?

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I'm relatively new to JAVA (a year or so), and so far I'm fascinated. I've only developed for PC using J2SE, although I'heard a lot of hipe about J2ME, which I guess is the JAVA for embedded systems (correct me if I'm wrong here).
I worked a lot with microcontrollers, and I think it would be really nice to program them using JAVA. I googled serched for JAVA enabled embedded systems, but I couldn't find anything.
Anyway, this morning I got to this site and find a very interesting article, which I'd like to share with you and hear your opinions about the 5th myth.
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>... very interesting article, which I'd like to share with
you and hear your opinions about the 5th myth.
Very interesting. I'd always wondered what happened to the Java chips...
Here's a thought, and an associated question, if any of you reading this happen to be up on modern processor architecture...
What about microcode? Back in school (decades ago) I learned a bit about microcode, which was like very simple, low-level instructions that a processor would "execute" to execute each assembly/machine language instruction. The idea was that if you needed to tweak the instruction set of a processor, you could rewrite its microcode. Seems like this would lend itself nicely to implementing a JVM in "hardware"... The question is, do they even use microcode anymore? With the pursuit of speed and optimization, I wonder if they didn't abandon it and go with highly specialized/optimized circuits instead...
Back to the original question -- it would be somewhat ironic if Java weren't available for embedding systems. The original target system was set-top boxes, etc. I've tried a few JVMs on my Palm -- they're getting there!

Embedded system programming in java

I want to know how to do embedded system programming in java.
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Thinkpad Yoga - Clean install with Win 8.1 disc and embedded product key

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I purchased a Thinkpad Yoga that comes along with Win 8.1 and embedded product key.
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This is my girlfriends Windows 8.1 disc and license. Nevertheless I could use it for the clean install.
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Using javafx and awt together in MAC

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The link you posted on SWT/AWT integration is irrelevant to JavaFX/AWT integration.
To learn abount JavaFX/Swing integration, see the Oracle tutorial trail:
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HP LaserJet 5100 Postscript network printer interface to Embedded system

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please help...

It appears your printer is a commerical LaserJet printer.
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Oracle JVM and Operating System JVM different?

Are Oracle JVM and Operating System JVM different?
For applying the DST patches if JVM is updated from OS patches do we need to apply any other jvm patches again?

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Regarding the DST patch, there is an RDBMS patch that should cover OracleJVM as well; Re: How to verify if the DST patch applied correctly or not.
Kuassi http://db360.blogspot.com

Experienced LabVIEW & Embedded System & Wireless Embedded System.

Dear sir:
            My ten years of engineering experience should be of interest to a rapidly growing technology company.
            In various capacities in engineering, I have acquire skills in all phases of LabVIEW 7/8, RT System, cRIO, FPGA, Embedded system, and Wireless system developer.
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