JavaFX's files possibilities

Hey, I'm going to learn JavaFX, I saw some examples, but I'd like to know, what can be potentially done with files (txt, xml, images, audio, video, ...).
1. Please, join a,b,c,d with A,B, if it is possible. Discuss any barriers and reasons.
I'd like to see some examples / tutorials / book tips.
An JavaFX applet can ...
a) load file from a client's location (selected by person on client side)
b) load file from a web server location (selected by the person on a client side)
c) search files by some attributes in a database and load one or more selected files (for editing on client side)
d) load file from url
e) create a new file
AND
A) edit file(s) on a client side and save them to a client's location
B) edit file(s) on a client side and save them to a web server location
2. Are there some differences in this between desktop (launch) version and browser version?
Thank you!

Yes, you can...

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How to load images from css file in JavaFX 8 - Stack Overflow

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When loading from a file on a client computer:
READ CLIENT FILE privilege is also required for the database user.
Read privileges are required on the directory being read from.
The allow_read_client_file database option must be enabled.
The read_client_file secure feature must be enabled.
Revoking these privileges is also the only way you can prevent a user from executing the statement.

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Hi guys,
basically the issue I am having is that when I run my project in NetBeans with the default setting, it runs fine, however, when I run it as a Applet, it brings up the Java loading spash image, then turns into a grey box.
I am new to JavaFX, where I work, I have written some code which generates a Gantt chart in SVG. However it has been decided as Adobe SVg is now unsupported and IE doesn't support SVG natively we have to move to an alternative. The code is written in Java to get the various data to render the Gantt chart and having read half a book on JavaFX thought I'd give JavaFX a go to try to see if I can replicate the SVG Gantt.
So this is HTML file NetBeans generates...
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
<title>WFMT-JavaFX</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>WFMT-JavaFX</h1>
<script src="http://dl.javafx.com/1.2/dtfx.js"></script>
<script>
    javafx(
              archive: "WFMT-JavaFX.jar",
              width: 800,
              height: 500,
              code: "com.btwholesale.wfmt.handlers.gantt.Gannt.Main",
              name: "WFMT-JavaFX"
</script>
</body>
</html>This is the WFMT-JavaFX_browser.jnlp...
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<jnlp spec="1.0+" codebase="http://localhost:8082/servlet/org.netbeans.modules.javafx.project.JnlpDownloadServlet/C%3A/Projects/WFMT-JavaFX/WFMT-JavaFX/dist/" href="WFMT-JavaFX_browser.jnlp">
    <information>
        <title>WFMT-JavaFX</title>
        <vendor>701531841</vendor>
        <homepage href="http://localhost:8082/servlet/org.netbeans.modules.javafx.project.JnlpDownloadServlet/C%3A/Projects/WFMT-JavaFX/WFMT-JavaFX/dist/"/>
        <description>WFMT-JavaFX</description>
        <offline-allowed/>
        <shortcut>
            <desktop/>
        </shortcut>
    </information>
    <resources>
        <j2se version="1.5+"/>
        <property name="jnlp.packEnabled" value="true"/>
        <property name="jnlp.versionEnabled" value="true"/>
        <extension name="JavaFX Runtime" href="http://dl.javafx.com/1.2/javafx-rt.jnlp"/>
        <jar href="WFMT-JavaFX.jar" main="true"/>
        <jar href="lib/WFMT-UI.jar"/>
        <jar href="lib/jsf-api.jar"/>
        <jar href="lib/ojdbc14.jar"/>
        <jar href="lib/ssoRMI.jar"/>
        <jar href="lib/log4j-1.2.8.jar"/>
    </resources>
    <applet-desc name="WFMT-JavaFX" main-class="com.sun.javafx.runtime.adapter.Applet" width="800" height="500">
        <param name="MainJavaFXScript" value="com.btwholesale.wfmt.handlers.gantt.Gannt">
    </applet-desc>
    <update check="background">
</jnlp>I can't post all of the .jx as it's too many characters, but I have include a portion I think mught be the issue...
def projectId:String = FX.getArgument("0") as String;
var ganttHelper = new GanttHelper(projectId, "wfmtsw");
var calculatedGanttData: ChartData = ganttHelper.getGanttChartData();
var tasklist: java.util.ArrayList = calculatedGanttData.getTaskLayoutData();
var calendarNodes: java.util.ArrayList = calculatedGanttData.getCalendarLayoutData();
def maxHeightScroll = (((tasklist.size() * 16) + GanttChartConstants.CALENDAR_HEADER_HEIGHT + 100) *-1) + 600;
def yScrollNeeded:Boolean = (maxHeightScroll > 0);
def maxRightScroll = GanttChartConstants.HOVER_BOX_WIDTH + 20;I included that portion as it interacts with other Java code and the examples on the web just dont do this so thought maybe this section might be causing problems for the applet, although in the jnlp file, the includes are there for the refrenced classes. Also as mentioned before, just want to re confirm that this code works fine in default mode, Java Web Start in Netbeans seems to hang although I have no need for it to work with JWS.
Any ideas what is wrong, I have been googling like mad and just can't find out what is wrong, so any help very much appriacated.
thanks,
Dale

Thanks guys its working now, funnily enough it wasn't a problem with the codebase, although I have changed that afterwards, it was the FX.getArgument bit!
So its rendering now so im happy, couple of questions more, hop you dont mind...
javafx(
archive: "WFMT-JavaFX.jar",
width: 800,
height: 500,
code: "com.btwholesale.wfmt.handlers.gantt.Gannt",
name: "WFMT-JavaFX"
1) How do I pass a parameter into this?
2) Can I specfy an ID of a DIV to load the applet into rather than in just appending to the document? I'm pretty sure I could modify the code to make it do this, but this must be a fairly common thin so I'm guessing tis already done.
Thanks
Dale

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