Javafx in Browser

How can I include one program of the javafx to run in the browser?
Thanks

Hello Igor,
thanks for the hint to use NetBeans 7.1. I installed that version; it builds the jar file which can be started as standalone application.
It also builds a HTML file and a JNLP file in the dist directory, but via these files I don´t get the application started. Maybe my way of starting is the wrong way; what I do is this:
I load the HTML file into a browser (I tried Internet Explorer and Firefox, both with same result); the HTML content is shown: A header line and a "Launch" button. Clicking the button invokes a confirm dialog to start launch.jnlp, but the launch is aborted with exception:
com.sun.deploy.net.FailedDownloadException: Ressource could not be loaded: file:/E:/GerhardsDaten/JavaFx_Projects/SokoTown/dist/$$codebase/launch.jnlp
The correct file path is without /$$codebase. I assume I have to change any detail in the project properties in NetBeans, but I have no idea.
Besides that, starting via JNLP would one nice feature; what I was asking for in this thread was running the application within the browser. JavaFx documentation describes that a JavaFx application is startable in three ways: 1. as standalone application, by doubleclick on the jar file (that is working in my case), 2. running within a browser, 3. via JNLP.
JNLP will start the application in a separate window, once it is successful. I assume, running within a browser would look similar to a web site with JSF components; I expect, for this feature I would need another HTML file with some JavaFx specific tag and to load that file into the browser, so that the tag loads the application. Am I right? If so, how can I convince NetBeans to generate that HTML file (or what ever I need) also?
Best regards
Gerhard

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