Dialog | JavaFX GUI Tutorial for Beginners

[@arditrondigitalsolutions2552]

Hello mate, We just completed the entire series. And guess what started building an app. The power of property listeners is amazing. We got inspired a lot from your videos and went to next level. Integrated Spring Boot to JavaFX and it took the app to a whole new level. Each component can be auto-wired and as you can imagined, opened all the awesome Spring boot libraries for this desktop app. As a test integrated Firebase to it and it worked just fine. We are progressing with the app and waiting for the next video. Thanks for the awesome work and keep coding mate! We love you!

[@JavaCodeJunkie]

@Arditron Digital Solutions - That is so awesome to hear!!! I am humbled by your kind words and hope that I can continue to contribute to your growth in some small way! Coding is such a big part of my life and I would miss it so much if I could no longer do it. Would love to see your app when it is completed! I will keep coding as long as there are good people, like you, who appreciate what I am doing. Cheers from Canada mate!

[@arditrondigitalsolutions2552]

@@JavaCodeJunkie I've sent you via email just now. Have a look!

[@JavaCodeJunkie]

@Arditron Digital Solutions - I didn’t receive an email from you. Did you send it to [e-mail]?

[@arditrondigitalsolutions2552]

@@JavaCodeJunkie Yes mate with an attached screenshot.

[@JavaCodeJunkie]

@Arditron Digital Solutions - Sorry, I didn’t receive it! Try again and verify the spelling of the email address. Cheers mate!

[@Brickselot]

For my schoolproject I needed this exact concept. Thank you so much for explaining it so well and thorough!

[@Brickselot]

Okay slight problem. somehow it returns the OK button resulting in errors. the things I changed about your code was some components (i needed a combobox apart from the textfield) and I also didn't include this line:"setResultConverter(personResultConverter);", since my IDE wouldn't let me (the method has no arguments). Do you have any idea what could've caused this?

[@Brickselot]

okay so I went away for a bit, and then started again. the problem was that I renamed "setResultConverter", which then led to a strange error

[@JavaCodeJunkie]

Continuing with another JavaFX Control, today we look at the Dialog. Please Like, Comment and Subscribe! Cheers!

[@dmitrykopysh672]

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[@JavaCodeJunkie]

@Dimon Kopysh - Thanks for the tip. 🙏 Cheers!

[@dmitrykopysh672]

many thanks for the work done

[@JavaCodeJunkie]

@Dimon Kopysh - You are very welcome! Cheers!

[@lordmik3]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@JavaCodeJunkie]

@Kord Mike - You're welcome! I hope you found it useful. Cheers!

[@feliztx]

How would you do this with Scenebuilder? I'm trying to do it, but the dialog box keeps giving null pointer exception.

[@JavaCodeJunkie]

@Felix Offor - The null pointer exception means that something isn't initialized properly. If you like, you can send me your project code and I will have a look. Go to the About page on my KZbin Channel and look for my email address. Cheers!

[@feliztx]

@@JavaCodeJunkie Thanks for responding. I figured it out lol. Can’t say that I fully understand the problem but basically the FXML loader deletes the values of variables. I stored the values in an object of a class.

[@rezahajivand7498]

Hello Thanks