Here are some images of a JavaFX mobile application created by Encore and demoed by Sun at Oracle OpenWorld.
Here you can see the application running on two different phones, the HTC Touch Diamond and the soon to be released Samsung Omnia Pro B7610.
The application itself forms part of the mobile wing of a larger enterprise application/solution, also developed by Encore, for one of our clients.
Encore are proud to have become a Sun JavaFX Preferred Solution Provider!
As a company who specialise in multi-device and multi-platform applications, we have really been excited by JavaFX, which has given us the tools to quickly develop professional solutions that work as intended across a myriad of platforms, and streamline the designer-to-programmer workflow with the JavaFX Production Suite.
Becoming a Preferred Solution Provider gains us many benefits, including direct support from Sun and the mark of trust and approval that being associated with such a prestigious organisation brings – by getting a JavaFX solution from Encore, you have the knowledge that we have Sun backing us and that they recognise the quality of our work.
In addition, Orbitals is now hosted on the Java Warehouse Store – check it out!
Posted in: Our work, Personal / Team | Tags: JavaFX, Sun | Author: Jethro Grassie
http://www.sun.com/third-party/global/oracle/index.jsp
Just quick first thoughts….
What’s going to happen with MySQL then?
What about the hardware business?
Neither of these points mentioned in the announcement but I am sure we will all find out more soon.
I guess its got more chance of getting through the regulatory bodies than IBM would have had too.
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