Ready for Production ?

I've been going through a number of sample apps developed with JavaFx. They look pretty good but some of them suffer from delays from the time the buttons etc. are pressed to when the response comes through. It's not my computer as I'm running a Quad core with 4GB memory and only one IE browser in the applications + cable connection to internet.
Has anyone else noticed the same problems ?...or different ones which at the 30,000 feet level would discourage one to deploy JavaFx in production today ?
Does anyone know which year/month the next release is coming in off the top of their heads ?

Where you find such application?
look to this link [http://jfxstudio.wordpress.com/author/surikov/|http://jfxstudio.wordpress.com/author/surikov/]
JavaFX ready for production.
Edited by: Surikov on Apr 20, 2009 4:17 AM

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From: Julie Muth[SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, August 18, 1997 9:39 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Getting ready for production
We'll be deploying our first application into production in the near
future and I'ld be interested in any advice you have to offer - horror
stories, successes, what worked, what didn't, what you would do
differently. Also, any advice on the organization and skill set of the
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Julie Muth
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NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services
Albany, NY
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      Mfg/Model Number Control: 0x0268
                 Factory          Since Power      Threshold        Control
      Serv. Time 00341415         000001d4         00000000         2104
      Read Blks 0000001788c34d46 00000000000002b1                  0108
      Hrd Read   00000485         00000000         00000000         2104
      Rtry Read 00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      ECC Read   000000000000000d 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 2108
      Write Blks 00000006c04e371c 0000000000ffcf08                  0108
      Hrd Write 00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      Rtry Write 00000006         00000000         00000000         2104
      Seeks      0000000000000000 0000000000000000                  0808
      Seek Errs 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0808
      Spin Cyls 00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      Spin Time 0000             0000             0000             2202
      Test 1     0000             0000             0000             0802
      Test 2     0000             0000             0000             0802
      Test 3     0000             0000             0000             0802
      Test 4     0000             0000             0000             0802
      Spare Blks ffffffff         ffffffff                          0a04
      Re-mapped 0000009b         00000000         00000000         2504
      DRQ Tmots 0000             0000             0000             0802
      Timeouts   0000             0000             0000             2102
      Rebuilds   0002             0000             0000             2102
      Spn Retrs ffff             ffff             0000             2902
      Fl Rd Recv 0000             0000             0000             2102
      Fl Wt Recv 0000             0000             0000             2102
      Format Err 0000             0000             0000             2102
      POST Err   0000             0000             0000             0802
      Drv Nt Ry 00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      Reallc Abt 00000000         00000000         00000000         0804
      IRQ Gltchs 00000000         00000000         00000000         0804
      Bus Flts   00000054         00000001         00000000         2104
      Hot Plgs   00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      Tk Rwt Err ffff             ffff             0000             2902
      Rmp Wt Err 0000             0000             0000             2102
      Bg Fw Rev 0000000000000000 0000000000000000                  0848
      Med Flrs   0000             0000             0000             2102
      Hrdw Errs 0007             0000             0000             2102
      Abt Cmd Fl 0000             0000             0000             2102
      Spn Up Fl 0000             0000             0000             2102
      Bd Tgt Cnt 0000             0000             0000             2102
      Pred Fails 00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      DRIVE ERROR LOG:
         Error Log Header:
            Parameter Length    = 0x14
            Entry Size          = 0x0040
            Current Entry       = 0x1c
            Total Errors Logged = 0x0000021c
         Error Log Data&colon;
SCSI CAM   Sense Sense
Stat Stat Key    Code    Qual   Block(Vl)       Time       Op   Info
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     002f200b   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     002f477e   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     0030a78b   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     00311fd3   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     00316ebf   00   0000
00    0a    00     00      00     00000000(0)     00317117   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     0032043a   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     00329e1f   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     0032c9aa   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     0033b5c4   00   0000
00    0a    00     00      00     00000000(0)     0033e304   00   0000
00    0a    00     00      00     00000000(0)     0033e430   00   0000
00    22    00     00      00     3f000000(0)     0033e509   5a   0000
00    0a    00     00      00     00000000(0)     0033eec2   00   0000
00    0a    00     00      00     00000000(0)     0033f285   00   0000
00    0a    00     00      00     00000000(0)     0033f4f2   00   0000
00    0a    00     00      00     00000000(0)     0033f6d2   00   0000
00    0a    00     00      00     00000000(0)     0033fe90   00   0000
00    0a    00     00      00     00000000(0)     0034003c   00   0000
00    0a    00     00      00     00000000(0)     003402d0   00   0000
   Port 1I, Box 1, Bay 1
      Factory:     Serial #, Firmware Rev, and Mfg/Model #:
         33 4e 50 32 46 41 57 38 30 30 30 30 39 38 33 30      3NP2FAW800009830
         32 39 41 52 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 48 50 20 20      29AR........HP
         20 20 20 20 44 47 30 37 32 41 42 41 42 33 20 20          DG072ABAB3
         20 20 20 20 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00          ............
         00 00 00 00                                          ....
      Since Power: Serial #, Firmware Rev, and Mfg/Model #:
         33 4e 50 32 46 41 57 38 30 30 30 30 39 38 33 30      3NP2FAW800009830
         32 39 41 52 48 50 44 43 00 00 00 00 48 50 20 20      29ARHPDC....HP
         20 20 20 20 44 47 30 37 32 41 42 41 42 33 20 20          DG072ABAB3
         20 20 20 20 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00          ............
         00 00 00 00                                          ....
      Serial Number Control:     0x0054
      Firmware Revision Control: 0x0248
      Mfg/Model Number Control: 0x0268
                 Factory          Since Power      Threshold        Control
      Serv. Time 00055b43         000001d4         00000000         2104
      Read Blks 000000029c28733f 0000000001e70b56                  0108
      Hrd Read   00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      Rtry Read 00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      ECC Read   0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 2108
      Write Blks 00000000c7b62ee8 0000000000ffcf36                  0108
      Hrd Write 00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      Rtry Write 00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      Seeks      0000000000000000 0000000000000000                  0808
      Seek Errs 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0808
      Spin Cyls 00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      Spin Time 0000             0000             0000             2202
      Test 1     0000             0000             0000             0802
      Test 2     0000             0000             0000             0802
      Test 3     0000             0000             0000             0802
      Test 4     0000             0000             0000             0802
      Spare Blks ffffffff         ffffffff                          0a04
      Re-mapped 00000000         00000000         00000000         2504
      DRQ Tmots 0000             0000             0000             0802
      Timeouts   0000             0000             0000             2102
      Rebuilds   0001             0000             0000             2102
      Spn Retrs ffff             ffff             0000             2902
      Fl Rd Recv 0000             0000             0000             2102
      Fl Wt Recv 0000             0000             0000             2102
      Format Err 0000             0000             0000             2102
      POST Err   0000             0000             0000             0802
      Drv Nt Ry 00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      Reallc Abt 00000000         00000000         00000000         0804
      IRQ Gltchs 00000000         00000000         00000000         0804
      Bus Flts   00000004         00000001         00000000         2104
      Hot Plgs   00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      Tk Rwt Err ffff             ffff             0000             2902
      Rmp Wt Err 0000             0000             0000             2102
      Bg Fw Rev 0000000000000000 0000000000000000                  0848
      Med Flrs   0000             0000             0000             2102
      Hrdw Errs 0000             0000             0000             2102
      Abt Cmd Fl 0000             0000             0000             2102
      Spn Up Fl 0000             0000             0000             2102
      Bd Tgt Cnt 0000             0000             0000             2102
      Pred Fails 00000000         00000000         00000000         2104
      DRIVE ERROR LOG:
         Error Log Header:
            Parameter Length    = 0x14
            Entry Size          = 0x0040
            Current Entry       = 0x1f
            Total Errors Logged = 0x0000001f
         Error Log Data&colon;
SCSI CAM   Sense Sense
Stat Stat Key    Code    Qual   Block(Vl)       Time       Op   Info
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     00000000   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     00000001   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     00006731   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     00008ea4   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     0001eeb1   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     000266f9   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     0002b5e5   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     0002b83d   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     00034b60   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     0003e545   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     000410d0   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     0004fcea   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     00052a2a   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     00052b56   00   0000
00    22    00     00      00     3f000000(0)     00052c2f   5a   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     000535e8   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     000539ab   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     00053c18   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     00053df8   00   0000
02    04    06     29      02     00000000(0)     000545b6   00   0000

Hi QUANT,
Your Proliant server is a commercial product and to get your issue more exposure I would suggest posting in the commercial forums. Here is a link to the Commercial Notebook forum.
Thank you,
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