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Raspbian Jessie is a new major upgrade of official Raspberry Pi OS. This video show how to create Remote Java SE Platform on Netbeans IDE running under Windows 10, deploy JavaFX application remotely to Raspberry Pi running Raspbian Jessie.


Source: Remote run JavaFX on Raspbian Jessie, from Netbeans/Windows 10

It's a series of examples to program Java + JavaFX + jSSC(java-simple-serial-connector) on Windows 10 with NetBeans IDE. Run on Windows 10, to communicate with Arduino Board. And finally show how to remote deploy on Raspberry Pi using NetBeans IDE Remote Java SE Platform.

- Prepare jSSC - download and add library to NetBeans, and create project using it
- Example of using jSSC, communicate between JavaFX and Arduino Uno via USB Serial port
- JavaFX + jSSC - read byte from Arduino Uno, read from Analog Input

- JavaFX + jSSC - read byte from Arduino Uno, display in LineChart

- Bi-direction communication between Arduino and PC using Java + jSSC


- Java + JavaFX + jSSC run on Raspberry Pi, control Arduino Uno
(with setup Remote Java SE Platform on Netbeans/Windows 10, remote deploy to Raspberry Pi)

The blog "Hello Raspberry Pi" have posts to show how to Install NetBeans on Raspberry Pi/Raspbian for Java and C/C++ development.

- Install NetBeans IDE on Raspberry Pi 2/Raspbian, to program using Java


- Install C/C++ plugins for NetBeans on Raspberry Pi 2/Raspbian

The Oracle Java ME Embedded release 8.1 software for the Raspberry Pi platform is a ready-to-run binary for use with an off-the-shelf Raspberry Pi Model B board. The Oracle Java ME Embedded release 8.1 software underwent sanity check for use with a Raspberry Pi Model B+ board. See the Usage Notes for more details.

The Oracle Java ME Embedded software uses an optimized platform stack for small embedded devices, which includes the Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) HotSpot Implementation (Java Virtual Machine) version 8, the Micro Edition Embedded Profile (MEEP) application environment, the Generic Connection Framework (GCF) API, and enhanced support for various Java Specification Requests (JSRs).

~ Release Notes

~ Getting Started Guide

The posts show how to setup on PC to remote develop Java/JavaFX/Swing application for Raspbery Pi, using Netbeans 8.

• Install JDK 8 on Raspberry Pi
  
  
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• Set up Java SE 8 Remote Platform on Netbeans 8
  
  
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• Run JavaFX application on Raspberry Pi remotely from Netbeans 8
  
  
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• Cross compile Java/Swing program for Raspberry Pi, with Netbeans 8
  
  
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• Remote debug Java program on Raspberry Pi
  
  
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The first Release Candidate build of JDK 8, b128 is available now. It Including supported platform of Linux ARMv6/7 VFP, HardFP ABI, it can be run on Raspberry Pi. Here show the steps to install on Raspberry Pi.
http://helloraspberrypi.blogspot.com/2014/02/java-8-release-candidate-is-available.html

This video shows a JavaFX demo application running on Desktop, iOS, Android and Raspberry Pi.

Outdate: As JDK is included in Raspbian now, this post is NOT valid.

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Hello Raspberry Pi have a series of posts introducing how to Install JDK8 and run JavaFX on Raspberry Pi.

• Install JDK8 Early Access Releases on Raspberry Pi
• Set JDK8 as default java and javac with alternatives
• Verify setup by listing system properties using java
• Finally, show how to develope JavaFX application on Windows 8 and run on Raspberry Pi
  
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Product Manager Bruno Borges explains how to use JavaFX with the Raspberry Pi. This presentation was given during the Java Embedded challenge at JavaOne 2013.

Part I


Part II

A demo of JavaFX on Raspberry Pi, created to show what can be done with JavaFX in the area of interactive TV menus on a low power embedded device. For more details about the demo see this blog post about it http://fxexperience.com/2013/08/javafx-hd-menus-on-raspberrypi/

Getting Started with Oracle Java ME Embedded and Raspberry Pi

Learn with Simon Ritter, Java Technology Evangelist, how Oracle Java ME Embedded and Raspberry Pi Model B can work together to create some interesting types of applications!