Using JavaFx in Web application

Question

I want to use JavaFx in Web Application which consists of JSP or Servlet. How can I use it ?

Answer 1

CRatan, this is a very obscure (but valid) question.
Where does JavaFX fit into Web Applications?????
Well, normally you use a html 'view' that is generated from jsp. Depending on how you use servlets (and lets face it a servlet can provide almost anything you can dream of providing the request/response is delivered over http(s)) you might typically be providing service to that html page derive's it's content from. JavaFX is a 'view' that is not html. It sure can use http request and fetch data from a servlet and provide a UI outside the browser container (you can lanch it... applet, mobile, or desktop).
In the coming days/months/years I would expect to see http request/session EE JavaFX client side support be introduced or documented more so than what it is now (so that JavaFX client applications can maintain stateful https sessions between itself and server) much like a browser does. There is DEFINITELY java support for this already (see HTTPClient) but this is something you need to learn yourself. You could also step outside the square by NOT using http (but firewalls do often suck).
I hoped I helped - I try but I don't charge.