You might need to install javafx scenebuilder if you don't have it yet then. Then set up netbeans to locate your scene builder. Just google for the instruction.
@@viralshortz9348 I did not, but ended up finding a way to handle data by creating lists (arrays/arraylists to store the data). In my case I created a class Person(name, phone fields only for testing) and store the result of the operations in the list, as part of the class where all the elements of Fx are performing the operations. The difference is that I cannot permanently store the changes unless I export them in a txt file and re import it back into the program
This is a great tutorial! Very helpful and well explained. I am using Intellij and I cannot find an option to create the controller as shown in the video. Any advise please?
Hello, a great tutorial, but I have a problem, I rewritten everything and I have a bug in : public ObservableList getBooksList(){ ObservableList bookList = FXCollections.observableArrayList(); Connection conn = getConnection(); String query = "SELECT * FROM books"; Statement st; ResultSet rs; //problem getConnection(); - It lights up red and I can only: private Connection getConnection() { throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not supported yet."); } what is it or I did something wrong
